It said: "The void that is created evokes the sense of sudden loss combined with the long-term missing and remembrance of those who perished.
"The central emotion felt by those left behind by the long-term missing is not grief, but what psychologists call 'ambiguous loss'," Max told The York Press.
In addition, because some fishermen lack the safety operation awareness and do not open the VMS (Vessel Monitoring System), there is long-term missing data in part of the vessels' trajectory.
However, due to sensor malfunction, data transmission problems, and quality assurance issues, there are often short-term or long-term missing data on solar radiation.
However in the long term, a patient missing the difference in BP between their two arms may result in a missed opportunity to detect comorbid or contributory conditions, for example, peripheral vascular disease.
A-Rod leaving would help things in the Bronx in the long term, but they'll miss his bat in the short term.
It looked set to renounce all future interest in the EU, treat America as its sole western friend, redirect its foreign-policy energies towards a new and fast-growing economic role in Central Asia, and probably become a less secular state in the process.This would not have caused the EU any short-term heartbreak, but in the long term it would have meant missing out on a huge opportunity.
In Brazil, its burden is grossly underestimated due to the epidemiologic surveillance which captures primarily severe cases in need of hospital treatment while missing the long term consequences of HBV infection such as cirrhoses and hepatocelular carcinoma.
You can prevent problems in the long term, it is better to replace missing teeth as soon as possible.
Offering and reimbursing NIPT in the first line to all pregnant women is preferred in the long term, as it would, in addition, miss fewer cases of T21.
Despite the political logjams, and some expected and unexpected setbacks along the way, Nigeria will likely have more hits than misses in the long term.
