There was genuine distress.
The rules governing the trustees must ensure that only homeowners in true financial distress qualify to have their mortgages reworked, so that homeowners do not see the program as a free ride to a cheaper mortgage.
One drawback of intrapartum cardiotocography is that its poor predictive value of true fetal distress and hypoxia is not sufficiently enhanced by any adjunctive technologies at this time.
Because of the poor ability of cardiotocography alone to detect true fetal distress, the practice of pulse oximetry is thought to provide additional helpful information to corroborate cardiotocographic traces.
Unfortunately, the improvement over the past year is mainly because of a decline in the size of the labor force — generally, people giving up their search for work — a quirk in the data that masks the true level of distress.
Rather, as Evaw urges, we should focus on the true cause of distress and harm in such cases, which is not our legal system, with its principle of innocent until proven guilty, but a sensationalist media producing deeply unsatisfactory reporting on sexual violence.
Previous measures had put the delinquency rate much lower, masking the true amount of distress among borrowers trying to make good on their taxpayer-backed debts.
The interim between adolescence and a 21st birthday, or whatever, is characterized by absorption and experience and wrongthink and total psychic, psychotic distress, true, but every year after that is just editing.
In Hamilton there are also no neighbourhood effects for self-rated health and hospitalization while the same remains true for emotional distress (GHQ) in Glasgow.
Despite this finding, there is some suggestion that empathy of observers for pain may motivate actions consistent with their affective state [ 19], and this may be true also for distress situations.
