The authors conclude "It may be that such persons are at higher risk of developing problematical use when they use these drugs" [ 20].
However, use of a polyclonal antibody is problematical due to the inherent variance between different polyclonal preparations.
For example, in "It's a Great Life," directed by the decidedly nonadventurous Sam Wood, one of the Duncan sisters suddenly "hears" the other calling her name from her sickbed in another city, a blatantly nonnaturalistic use of sound that would have been problematical just a year later.
However, patients' use of compensatory processes might also be problematical and the patient perspective should be contrasted with the care perspective.
But not to get too solemn: as anyone who reads American publications can attest, the "correct" use of the apostrophe in the United States remains problematical.
Ibn Daud thus reveals himself to be a staunch advocate of the study of philosophy and the use of reason to achieve the correct interpretation of problematical biblical passages.
However, the use of weight loss as a prognostic factor remains problematical since it is often not well defined and subject to bias (Morgan et al, 1980; Rowland, 1990).
Despite the progressive use of ecodesign in the industrial world, taking into account environmental constraints remains problematical for small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), which seem to be remaining on the fringe of the movement.
Although the use of multiple illustrations per character state would have improved the key even more (Table 1: Best Practice 1c), lack of space on the page makes the inclusion of multiple images problematical.
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