The laudable idea was to move patients with dementia out of the typically overstimulating and understaffed nursing home into a separate wing, a calm and secure environment where well-trained staffers would offer tailored activities, handle problematic behaviors and provide greater support.
Taken together, we believe that the proposed experiment would be difficult to interpret, problematic to quantify, and provide little biologically relevant insight into the host responses that are naturally triggered by colonizing V. fischeri cells.
According to a recent study, physicians who worked in occupational health service and who had a well-established workplace policy regarding sickness certification matters were likely to find it less problematic to assess and provide a long-term prognosis of work capacity [ 45].
Overall, the RADICAL support values clearly identify nodes 3, 7, and 10 as problematic (fig. 3) and provide greater sensitivity for assessing relative branch support than do bootstraps or summation of gene tree occurrences.
Within this paradigm, the troubleshooting process is totally automated by self-healing systems [9], [10] whose aim is to detect the problematic cells, diagnose their problem, and provide the recovery or compensation actions.
We have identified the problematic microarchitecture features of standard processors and provided alternative solutions when possible.
Rapid screening and assessment tools allow health care providers to quickly assess the extent of patients' alcohol use, identify those with problematic use, provide them with an immediate brief intervention, and refer patients with more severe alcohol use disorders to a substance abuse specialist when available.
More problematic, they provide different conclusions.
More than half (55.7 %) also found it very or fairly problematic to provide a long-term prognosis about patients' future work capacity.
A significantly higher percentage of the GPs (48.4%) also stated it very problematic to provide a long-term prognosis about future work capacity of patients on sick leave compared with the other physicians.
