Sentence examples for 3 difficulties from inspiring English sources

However, our findings suggest there are four main reasons: (1) overall good living situation; (2) sense of place; (3) difficulties relocating; and (4) being well-adapted to the situation.

However, the employed hydrothermal synthesis method has the following problems: (1) producing large amounts of waste and harmful gas; (2) using expensive TEAOH; and (3) difficulties in solid liquid separation (Roth et al. 2014; Choi et al. 2009).

Response categories were used to measure severity included (1) No difficulties, (2) Difficulties do not affect functioning, (3) Difficulties affect functioning somewhat, (4) Difficulties affect functioning a lot, (5) Difficulties affect functioning very much.

Participants described (1) challenging behaviours exhibited by themselves towards clinicians and services, (2) difficulties in contact with individual psychiatric clinicians, and (3) difficulties with mental health care services.

1, 2 Deficits in balance are associated with falls, 3 difficulties with activities of daily living, 4 and poor survival 5 in older adults.

(3) Difficulties to communicate (e.g. dementia) belonged to the exclusion criteria so that we only interviewed patients with an adequate memory and sufficient intelligence.

In this subsample, mean scores for symptoms of anxiety and depression were 1.30 (SD 0.38), attention difficulties 1.95 (SD 0.60) and conduct difficulties 1.37 (SD 0.40).

Fig. 3 Difficulty index distribution.

§1: mild difficulty, 2: moderate difficulty, 3: severe difficulty, 4: complete difficulty.

By Oliver Claxton The New Yorker, October 29 , 1927P. 36 Difficulties of patient recovering from operation.

The New Yorker, October 29 , 1927P. 36 Difficulties of patient recovering from operation.