Companies that lacked the skills to manage information technology effectively suffered compared with competitors that had mastered those skills.
Young people are significantly more likely to have suffered from mental health issues, or at least to say they have done so; 32% of 18-24s have suffered, compared with just 9% of those aged 55+.
Wipro has been struggling to win big contracts as the sector recovers from the global downturn, and its shares and margins have suffered compared with its larger rivals, Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys.
He also claimed 30 wickets in the season, the most in a single season in his career to date, although his average suffered compared with the previous season, rising to over 35.
Any politician would suffer when compared with an abstract standard; any campaign lacks focus when it lacks an immediate objective.
Other studies, such as Eraldo Paulesu's in 2001 (Science Magazine) which compared dyslexia in Italian, English, and French college students, show that dyslexic English speakers suffer disproportionately compared with speakers of other languages, and one report points to the overall link between difficulty in acquiring literacy and the "depth" (irregularity) of a spelling system.
Another study found that athletes who slept less than 8 hours were 1.7 times more likely to suffer injury compared with athletes who slept more than 8 hours.
Every experienced botanist knows that digital photographs suffer limitations compared with conventional scientific specimens.
However, due to the more extreme allocation of R Risk and R RPW, both power and type I error of R Risk and R RPW will suffer as compared with R RSIHR.
The highest possible total score in each patient was 4. HBT was guideline-compliant in terms of all assessed items in 14 % of those who suffered bleeding, compared with as few as 6%% of those who did not suffer bleeding (Fig. 4).
