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This analysis yielded the same results (Figure 2a), indicating that our observed activations were specifically associated with vital loss decisions rather than difficulty.
Our findings may reflect weaknesses in the training and support provided to participants rather than difficulty in mastering the techniques.
Language ability, as assessed by IELTS, does have some influence on MRCP UK) and MRCGP outcome, but the effects are small, and overall the conclusion is probably similar that of the 1986 PLAB review: "The failure of candidates was due in the main part to their lack of professional knowledge rather than difficulty in communicating in English".
Potential lack of insight of this nature may have led to difficulty predicting how patients might respond at their discharge assessment rather than difficulty predicting the level of functional recovery a patient may experience relevant to their health-related quality of life [ 17].
This is a region that, to echo Churchill's phrase, sees opportunities in every difficulty rather than difficulties in every opportunity.This special report will conclude by asking what all this means for the rich world and for the balance of economic power.
The minority of cases where the story had to be repeated, or instructions had to be clarified, may have been due primarily to unclear questioning by interviewers, language barriers (poor command of Kiswahili), general shyness, or lack of readiness for the interview, rather than difficulties with the vignette technique itself.
Matthew Reese assures us that the book won't be as difficult as we think: "2666" is fairly large and intimidating-looking, but it reads like a breeze (except the gruesome Book 4, but that has more to do with emotional fortitude, rather than stylistic difficulty).
This opposing pattern of results indicates that we in fact face differential rather than global difficulty effects.
It is important to establish that the conjunction-related activation patterns seen here are due to integration and coordination processes rather than task difficulty effects.
The weakness of the tool is to overestimate mortality rate for low risk procedures, inability to predict postoperative outcome in preoperative setting and is affected by surgeon dependent factors rather than intrinsic difficulty of the case (Bann and Sarin 2001; Sutton et al 2002).
This dependence on the difference between choices was true even when choice pairs were restricted to those with differences between 1 and 10 and maximum numerosities >11 (in order to rule out the possibility that faster choices for larger differences reflected maximum choice size rather than choice difficulty; Fig. 2d).
