The phrase "activities and difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various tasks or engagements alongside the challenges or obstacles associated with them.
Example: "In our project report, we will outline the activities and difficulties we encountered during the implementation phase."
Alternatives: "tasks and challenges" or "engagements and obstacles".
Reports of living with pain, self-management activities, and difficulty with activities of daily living dominated: I've got a hole in my leg that goes right down to a stainless-steel knee joint.
Two additional physical function items from the SF-36 (capability of vigorous activities and difficulty in bathing or dressing) not contained in the SF-12 also were asked in both patient and proxy interviews.
It is postulated that activity and difficulties faced by studied riders can be, in part, the same as other riders in similar situations [34, 35].
For youth, elucidating the specific and simultaneously estimated contributions to HRQOL of patient-centered and -reported measures of disease symptoms, disease activity, and difficulties with treatment may improve the acceptability and efficacy of care identifying potentially ameliorable threats to wellbeing across a multifactorial model.
The emerging human spare parts industry in Tampere is not alone in its lack of entrepreneurial activity and difficulties in acquiring funding for commercialisation (see Hellman et al. 2011; Johnson et al 2011; Martin et al 2006), as it is the anatomy of the industry in itself (Pisano 2006).
Slowed motor activity and difficulties in self-initiating movements, common to melancholic depression, negative symptoms in schizophrenia, and Parkinson's disease, may reflect dysfunction within frontostriatal circuits [ 54].
In contrast, a poor quality of life is associated with feelings of distress, lack of control over symptoms and life in general, a negative perception of self, stigmatization and rejection, diminished activity and difficulties with day to day functioning, and a negative outlook.
Secondary outcomes were: pain, difficulty with specific hand activity and difficulty with usual hand activity.
However, when the suspension of nanosized TiO2 is used for adsorption of metal ions due to the fine grain size of such titania, aggregation of particles, loss of their activity, and difficulty with the recovery take place.
To account for multiple testing, Bonferroni Correction was applied for each preparatory activity and difficulty encountered, resulting in a corrected P value.
