Sentence examples for blindness is difficult to from inspiring English sources

Ethambutol was not recommended for use in children aged less than 5 years because optic neuritis (the most common form of toxicity which can lead to irreversible blindness) is difficult to monitorize in younger children [ 95].

Mao Zedong once observed that "the blind are the ones suffering the most in this world," however, the actual reality of blindness is difficult for many people to grasp.

Public health prevention programs are the most cost effective means of decreasing the global burden of corneal blindness, because it is difficult to treat corneal blindness once it has occurred.

It is difficult to compare the incidence and prevalence of blindness with other countries because of different definitions of blindness and difference age distributions.

Fungal keratitis, which is difficult to treat, can result in corneal blindness requiring penetrating keratoplasty and in fungal endothalmitis [ 2].

Fungal keratitis is difficult to treat that can result in corneal blindness requiring penetrating keratoplasty and in fungal endothalmitis.

This disease is difficult to treat since on the one hand revascularization of the vaso-obliterative zone is desirable, whereas sprouting angiogenesis toward the vitreous body may lead to retinal detachment, hemorrhage, and blindness.

Growing up with cerebral palsy, a stutter and partial blindness was difficult enough, but his mother constantly berated him, calling him "lazy fucker" and "retard".

Mapuani didn't know it yet, but she had contracted a debilitating disease known as river blindness, which is rampant in Congo but can be difficult to treat effectively here.

"But it's difficult to draw the line between legitimate business decisions and willful blindness".

It was difficult to be sure that the prevalence estimates of 'visual impairment' and 'blindness' were accurate.