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The unanimity rule, which makes it very difficult to take binding decisions.
Despite many ways of registering the scene moment,drama remains an art of presence, which makes it very difficult to investigate.
Um, I suffer from a kind of chronological dyslexia, which makes it very difficult for me to place discreet events accurately on a linear timeline.
Rhinitis in a child is quite commonphenomenon,because patients of this age have too narrow nasal passages, which makes it very difficult for the mucus to escape.
Tracking is an essential tool in the globalization of commercial markets,the average process which makes it very difficult to identify the origin of the raw materials and the circumstances in which it carries out the production of food and medicine, for example.
Proper thyroid function plays a key role in metabolic rate,so if your thyroid is not functioning properly you may suffer from a slow metabolism, which makes it very difficult to burn fat.
The implant can last for up to one year, Which makes it very difficult for becky to choose to go off her meds.
A digital timer was provided to assist perfusionists in the settings, however, all measurements were made visually assessing the speed of fall andmost were made with the aid of piping connected to the vessel, which makes it very difficult to accurately and, especially, the repeatability.
The dosages, type and length of treatment are very different between RCTs, which makes it very difficult to establish comparisons among them.
C: Sometimes they are but not very often, and even if they are they rarely meet, and even ifthey meet there is interference usually which makes it very difficult for them to have any kind of interaction.
These tests were selected considering that babies with CZS can be very irritable, which makes it very difficult to carry out tests that require a long amount of time during natural sleep.
In a wban, the sensors are extremely small andcan be inserted internally to the human body which makes it very difficult to the recharge or change of the batteries.
Initially it was realized that innovation is a complex, comprehensive, systemic and dynamic process, one can say that your search is a reality in organizations,mainly with technological development, which makes it very difficult to prove non-technological innovations, as proposed in this study.
Another point highlighted is the lack of knowledge of the professionals regarding the indigenous language and culture, which makes it very difficult to provide comprehensive care, both in treatment, and at the time of death and subsequent comfort to the family.
FR Mr President, excuse me, I am not sure under which Rule I should address the House but I would like to make a statement to the presidency about the current situation in Parliament:it is turning into a permanent circus, which makes it very difficult to work calmly when trying to do serious things here.
This is a sector thatoverlaps with other areas, such as trade, the environment, industry, transport, etc., which makes it very difficult to adopt a regulatory framework that satisfies all participants.
Not to mention the social networks Twitter and Facebook, among the top targets for malware this year,have millions of users which makes it very difficult to track or locate a suspicious account.
Consequently, radiation emitted from thisregion has greater wavelength, indeed in the mid-infrared region, which makes it very difficult to detect and to predict the timescale of this region's dissipation.
I must say the President is in a very difficult position,because there is murmuring from the Chamber which makes it very difficult for the President to follow and understand.
The media, among many others who use sex to attract the attention of people, eventually stimulate andcreate curiosity in children up early, which makes it very difficult process of awareness and individual responsibility of those on the subject.
Which made it very difficult to open.
Thomas also had a streak of suspicion which made it very difficult to get along peaceably with him.
And therefore, there was a indeed a prisoner's dilemma, which made it very difficult for an individual company, an individual exporting country to say,"We are not going to continue this deadly, disastrous habit of large companies to bribe.
Before, the Brazilian epidemiological data available were restricted to small population samples, especially in large urban centers and educational institutions,without any standardization in their production, which made it very difficult to compare them.
In spite of the expansion of the Internet in Brazil during the last decade, recurring statements mentioned serious difficulties with the internet signal, which made it very difficult to access the university M47.
One of the most frequently-voiced concerns about our research activities at European level is the complexity and burden involved in the administrative procedures andregulations relating to the funds, which make it very difficult for small- and medium-sized enterprises and small research entities to access the funds and take part in the programmes.
The success of UPPP varies between 8 and 100% in the literature; however, there are numerous techniques andsuccess criteria used, which make it very difficult to compare the data.
She also developed a pleural effusion, which made it very difficult for her to breathe, resulting in all-day tiredness and the need for the support of others in order to carry out any activity whatsoever box 1, 8b.