The southern low attached to the wave failed to develop and moved away from the intensifying tropical depression.
For example, Fitbit rolled out coaching, but people buy Fitbit to track activity and sleep — and this mismatch resulted in a low attach rate.
During her 16 years as a fighter Adams has heard all the arguments about why women should not be allowed to practise the noble art and experienced first-hand the low priority attached to her sport by boxing authorities more concerned with the wellbeing and success of their male fighters.
They focus on the disproportionate prestige afforded to high-tech medicine and the low status attached to more mundane work that provides necessary care to sick, elderly and disabled people (Kittay 1999; Kittay and Feder 2002; Eckenwiler 2014).
Many value investors fared much worse, when the low P/Es attached to financial and housing-related stocks turned out to be an ultimately-justified expression of herd disdain, rather than an opportunity for iconoclasts.
Then she pivoted, happily owning up to the concert's deluxe spectacle: "What's your granny doing tonight?" Of course, age -- and the low expectations attached to it -- are just the latest in a series of obstacles Cher has faced over the course of a long career in show business.
This was seen to reflect the low salience attached to delirium and delirium prevention in policy and practice such that, unlike other aspects of acute care delivery such as falls and pressure sores, there were no specific protocols relating to it in any of the sites.
The multiple benefits of the practice explain the low opportunity cost attached to grass strips implying high acceptance and adoption among farmers.
Because of the low fee levels attached to AHTs, they may result in a financial disadvantage to health workers.
Low public accountability, low priority attached to the social sector, corruption or government bureaucracy, are constraints that affect the health sector.
