Other combinations with considerable prevalence include mental health problems and social problems which is not only related to the high prevalence of both problems in this sample (psychiatric disorders (20,6%) and social problems (14,0%)) because remarkably, these problems are also highly represented in the associations with a moderate to strong correlation (Table 3).
Add that to the fact that treatments don't always work well, or work quickly, and it can be a remarkably frustrating problem.
In particular, designing modern self-adaptive systems requires intricate decision-making over a remarkably complex problem space and a vast array of solution mechanisms.
Remarkably, environmental problems have become a public concern.
Recent media coverage from around the country, possibly sparked by the Brown v. Plata case, is bringing to light remarkably similar problems around the country.
Still, this exercise in double counting has caused remarkably few problems for a campaign that promises to bring "honor and integrity" back to the White House.
Participants sign waivers releasing the sports park from liability for injuries, but park medics say that there have been remarkably few problems; only one broken leg, for example, among nearly 3,000 ski jumpers.
The idea that a high-school kid with remarkably ordinary problems could double as a Green Goblin-battling, Vulture-battering superhero made Spider-Man seem closer to reality than any of the other comic book titans of the period.
Across Florida, the recount seemed to proceed on two tracks: Many of the canvassing boards, including those that were tallying ballots cast in Hillsborough and Miami-Dade Counties, proceeded in a mostly businesslike way, with remarkably few problems or partisan clashes.
And he has done so with remarkably few problems.
