A second Hollywood attempt was made in 1949; Richard Maibaum, the movie's producer and co-writer, wrote an essay for The Daily Compass on the difficulty of modifying the book for the screen, allowing that he had taken "one whopping license.
Additionally, because of the simplicity of defining instrument variations, we have been able to accommodate requests for specific alterations with a turnaround time bound by the effort involved in creating new media, effectively eliminating the difficulty of modifying the instrument as a barrier to experimentation and adaptation.
Moreover, the difficulty of modify an existing Law can prevent the eventuality, with scientific advances, of new functions being performed by OHTs.
Outside of a tactical context, non-cooperative tactics at the medium access control (MAC) level have not been as widespread, perhaps due to the increased difficulty of modifying lower-level networking drivers by users or third parties, but such modifications are possible.
Faced with the difficulty of simultaneously modifying multiple components of the health system, the government decided on the development of NCMS as an entry point for reform.
Still, the incidents are expected to raise further concerns about the difficulty of isolating genetically modified crops from others because of cross-pollination or the mixing of seeds in processing or during shipment.
The problem of socioeconomic disparities in method of delivery is the focus of much attention, especially in view of the difficulty in modifying socioeconomic differences by public policy interventions.
The formation of long-term traditions has been suggested to be influenced by the difficulty of the task or the costs of modifying an established, effective behaviour pattern (Gajdon et al. 2004; Hopper et al. 2007; Thornton and Clutton-Brock 2011).
Because of air traffic increase, the difficulty in modifying flight paths location and protecting the population have all added to the complexity of this environmental problem.
Addressing the barriers precluding these improvements, such as the difficulty in modifying the content and length of the training, as well as the "marginality" of CAM compared to conventional care, may ultimately benefit the CAM professions and facilitate their recognition by the health community at large.
