Considering the major role of problem disclosure as a means of seeking information, investigation of information needs should consider both explicit requests for information and implicit needs as reflected by the problems disclosed.
In young adulthood at time 3, only behavioural and emotional problems as reflected by low scores of internalizing and high scores of externalizing problems were predictive of PSU.
Some Democrats feared that Obama himself — cool, cerebral, aloof — was a problem, reflected by the campaign's apparent inability to counter McCain's bold communications strategy effectively.
CCQ group: the primary objective during the developmental phase was that the algorithm should result in a strategy that would treat the patient's prime problem, reflected by the most impaired CCQ domain and not treat the remaining CCQ domains.
This vulnerability is also reflected by their elevated risk for conduct problems, attention problems, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, delinquency, and unemployment [ 3, 8- 12].
Also, our population consisted of patients referred to a tertiary pain clinic because of long-standing and complex pain problems, as reflected by the high number of cummulative diagnostic categories in the majority of cases.
These problems are reflected by the results of our study on tunicates, which either show Appendicularia as first split within Tunicata (RNA7C, E, F and RNA16A model setups) or as sister group to Stolidobranchia (all other model setups).
Clearly, counterinsurgency warfare is an old problem, as reflected by the age of some of the best books here.
Illuminating the many aspects of this problem is reflected by the final selection of papers in this special issue which not only includes the latest update of literature but also some new ideas in the direction of fundamental bounds, alternative metrics, joint optimization and multiuser or multi-antenna algorithms for state-of-the-art systems.
