Sentence examples for any difficulty to from inspiring English sources

We did not have any difficulty to move the patella distally by tightening the cerclage wire intraoperatively in the extended knee, as mentioned in the literature [1, 10].

This challenge response system is designed in a fashion that it hardly poses any difficulty to a genuine user but is extremely burdensome, time consuming and computationally intensive for an adversary trying to launch as many as hundreds of thousands of authentication requests as in case of an online dictionary attack.

The phishing webpage may contain some links which redirect the users to the corresponding legitimate webpage (i.e., if a user finds any difficulty to access his/her account, he/she click on a help link then the webpage may redirect to the help section of the targeted legitimate webpage).

Items are scored from 0 (without any difficulty) to 3 (unable to do).

Each item is scored on a 4-point rating scale from 0 (without any difficulty) to 3 (unable to do).

The responses are scored on a four-point Likert scale ranging from 0 (without any difficulty) to 3 (unable to do) [ 31].

"I was consulted by the prime minister [Malcolm Turnbull] before Christmas about the process and he expressed to me that he was very keen to have a proper process for selection and asked whether this would cause any difficulties to the commission if it were to be delayed longer," Triggs told estimates.

The reason for this selection was to utilize the positive experience of participation from the first group of children in order to minimize any difficulties to recruit another 25 healthy children.

While we do not expect any difficulties to arise in relation to the "usual care" component of the study, adherence may be more difficult to achieve in relation to the provision of new footwear and the home-based exercise program.

They were then asked to 'think aloud' about their decision-making processes, similar to the 'talk aloud' technique used by Higginson et al.,, enabling any difficulties to emerge and to be used as the starting point to discuss their nature and source.

Patients choose from four response categories with scores of 0 to 3, ranging from "without any difficulty" (0) to "unable to do" (3).