Sentence examples for attributed to difficulty from inspiring English sources

Again, the very high dropout rate (42.5%) in this study, attributed to difficulty in giving children the drops four times a day, indicates the study has a high risk of bias.

Refusals to participate were predominantly attributed to difficulty in fulfilling the time commitments needed to participate in the study (n = 2 adult, n = 3 pediatric); no reasons were provided in the remaining cases (n = 2 adult, n = 1 pediatric).

Similarly, a recent survey by Kangovi et al 8 of patients that had been readmitted found that lack of medication adherence after discharge was commonly attributed to difficulty paying for medications and obtaining transportation.

Bacterial contamination of duodenoscopes has been attributed to difficulties with reprocessing these devices, specifically the distal end of the scope, which features a movable forceps elevator.

Border Patrol actually lost 1,838 more workers than it was able to hire from 2013 to 2017, a net decrease attributed to difficulties filling undesirable postings in remote areas and a lengthy hiring process that makes it hard to replace workers who leave.

SMA dysfunction is common in PD and is traditionally attributed to difficulties with internally-generated behaviors.

This can partly be attributed to difficulties of modelling indels, both because comparatively little is known about their origin and also because a model of indels has to deal with the length of an indel and not only its mutation rate.

In the present study, nonparticipation is mainly attributed to difficulties in contacting patients (60.5% out of all nonparticipants).

It has been proposed that difficulties with metaphors may be attributed to difficulties in processing language in the right hemisphere [ 53].

The lower rate amongst the latter was attributed to difficulties in communicating the invitations, long travel distances from work stations to data collection points, and students' work commitments.

We describe challenges to retention above, which was often reported as poor, and frequently attributed to difficulties recruiting from the most deprived groups or neighbourhoods.