Various factors may have influenced the differences in the results of these studies such as patient's populations (chronic or acute pain, different ages, and different levels of cognitive impairment), types of pain (usual background pain, breakthrough pain), different settings of care (clinical or experimental) and administration methods (self-administration or interview).
In The Digital Sublime, Vincent Mosco goes beyond the usual stories of technological breakthrough and economic meltdown to explore the myths constructed around the new digital technology and why we feel compelled to believe in them.
That's the plot, but the series is often as much about images (a girl locked in a refrigerator, a dog that won't stop barking) and feelings (fury, suicidal alienation) as about events; it dives into melancholy and the underwater intensity of the grieving mind without any of the usual relief of caperlike breakthroughs.
Got through plenty of work as per usual, but rarely threatened a breakthrough despite Dortmund's weakened defence - and missed a great chance from Robben's cross in the first half.
What about Ukip, which hopes for a breakthrough for all the usual reasons?
This is no breakthrough; it is business as usual: developing countries and other agricultural exporters trading real concessions for illusory gains.Aaron Cosbey International Institute for Sustainable Development Winnipeg, Canada.
Still, while Mr. Choi celebrates his primary victory as a breakthrough defeat of politics as usual, it is unclear whether it will actually have any ripples beyond Edison.
And if your organisation produces non-financial or integrated reports, try assessing what proportion of the effort covered qualifies as "Breakthrough", rather than "Change-as-Usual".
It has none of the style or wit that marked Fuqua's 2001 breakthrough, Training Day, and Washington's usual irrepressible charm and intelligence are smothered.
Wood - who played at the Brit Awards on Wednesday, where his band won best British breakthrough act - will replace the usual local newspaper journalists, injured players and managers who are called on to give their expert opinion on the game.
