Furthermore, CTC requires that patients undergo the inconvenience of confirmatory follow-up testing if polyps are suspected, whereas endoscopic tests can remove these during the same examination.
For example, at the insistence of Feig and the producer, Judd Apatow, a gross-out sequence was devised in which the women, while trying on fancy dresses at a bridal salon, undergo digestive inconveniences.
The details of the nativity are unmistakably French: a family undergoing extraordinary inconvenience for the sake of a massive bureaucratic exercise; a leading lady who may or may not have been sleeping with her husband; and of course the Christ child himself, who grows up and promptly turns water into the national beverage.
The model identified four distinct respondent segments (or classes) that vary in their acceptance of UCC, as well as their valuation of renewable electricity, saving money on their electrical bill, and undergoing charging inconvenience.
Women who donate their eggs to research in the United Kingdom should be compensated for the discomfort, risk, and inconvenience they undergo according to a report published yesterday by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics.
That is despite VW inflicting a great deal of uncertainty on its own customers, along with the prospect of declining residual values and the inconvenience of having to undergo repairs," she said.
However, limited endoscopy and fiscal resources may restrict the use of this procedure in large, population based screening programmes, and many people may be reluctant to undergo hospital based gastroscopy because of its inconvenience and discomfort.
This presidential campaign is just a minor inconvenience that Professor Newt has to undergo in order to fill an auditorium.
Second, VMMC is a "hard sell" because it requires healthy men to undergo a surgical procedure involving appreciable discomfort and inconvenience and which offers only partial protection against an uncertain (and often unacknowledged) individual HIV risk.
It's a time-consuming inconvenience they're hoping you won't undergo, but it's worth it.
Is it really such a huge inconvenience to responsible gun owners to have to undergo a background check?
