Five major themes were identified: feeling like a ticking time bomb; getting diagnosis right; being taken seriously; coping with inconsistent information; and, just a massive relief when it was all over.
These were: (1) Feeling like a ticking time bomb; (2) Getting the diagnosis right; (3) Being taken seriously; (4) Coping with inconsistent information; (5) Just a massive relief when it was all over; and, (6) Making the experience better.
In clinical literature, codependency is said to develop from a person's childhood attempts to adapt to dysfunctional family life e.g., life in which parenting is abusive, neglectful, inconsistent, or otherwise seriously ineffective.
Nonetheless, this issue is highly debated and is recognised to be an inconsistent parameter which seriously hinders the robustness of techno-economic models [ 36].
The Justices' inconsistent willingness to take seriously their responsibility to protect voters from legislative self-entrenchment is problematic in the first instance.
"It was encouraging to see the board seriously and openly examine whether it has been inconsistent in its review of charter school petitions," said Malka Borrego, founder of Equitas Academy and one of the charter directors who signed the letter.
For instance, if the automatic tool provides species names as part of protein names, and the annotation guidelines indicate otherwise, the final corpus can be easily inconsistent and with serious annotation mistakes, seriously degrading the final inter annotator agreement (IAA).
PREDICTION Steelers 28, Titans 23 Jacksonville Jaguars (4-5) at Houston Texans (2-7) Jacksonville has been so inconsistent that few people take the Jaguars seriously.
Clearly, at low ΣS0/ΣS-II these thermodynamic models have gone seriously awry; for some variables, the alternate models are inconsistent at the order of magnitude level.
"The accumulation of natural hazards, wholly inconsistent with normal climate patterns, is beginning to seriously jeopardise food security," Bartlett warns.
