Her Liz Gilbert can be radiant and witty, and rarely doubts her essential attractiveness, but she also suffers uncertainty, ambivalence and real anguish.
A suspicion among the insured that their coverage will suffer, uncertainty over what people will have to pay for their health insurance and a profusion of companies citing the new law as a reason for cutting the value of their employees' health benefits have weakened support for the measure, which was never robust (see chart).
The patients and families suffer uncertainty about the future.
They're unconcerned, however, when the American middle class suffers uncertainty.
Pooled sequences suffer uncertainty and incompleteness of data profile (Cutler and Jensen 2010).
Although experimental validation methods using soft tissue MR imaging phantoms can be developed, the data derived from these often suffers uncertainties similar to those present in the target soft tissue.
First, conventional CAC approaches in cellular networks suffer uncertainties due to real-time processing of radio signals and the time varying nature of parameters such as speed, location, direction, channel conditions, available power, etc.
It was a time when the NHS, in Scotland as elsewhere, had suffered much uncertainty and Sam was the ideal man to affirm basic principles and restore morale through investment in hospitals and frontline services.
The England team had not suffered such uncertainty since the West Indies tour of England in 1966, where the selectors chose 23 different players and three different captains (Colin Cowdrey, M. J. K. Smith and Brian Close) and England lost the five-Test series 3 1.
Whereas previous ClOOCl absorption measurements all suffered from uncertainties due to absorption by impurities, we demonstrate here a method that uses mass-selected detection to circumvent such interference.
