Sentence examples for bothersome at from inspiring English sources

However, one may argue that the aliasing artifacts in x ̂ p become less bothersome at the highest level of noise because the zippering and noise become less distinguishable.

Pain was recorded in terms of current neck pain intensity, measured with a Pain VAS (anchored by 0=no pain, 100=worst imaginable pain) 35 and pain bothersomeness, recorded for the preceding 24 hours (anchored by 0=not bothersome at all, 100=extremely bothersome).

This is especially bothersome at a sporting event.

Sounds that are trivial during the day can become bothersome at night, especially when they are abrupt.

Overall, in our study, urgency was the symptom most frequently found bothersome at the population level.

We defined incident chronic LBP as low back or buttock pain that was 'moderately'veryery', or 'extremely' bothersome, at two or more timepoints over the 3-year follow-up.

Re "Turning a Mass of Data on Child Care Into Advice for Parents" (July 22): I find it bothersome, though not at all surprising, that the parent-child interaction that the study discusses is put in terms of "maternal sensitivity".

Randy Jackson, the other judge who has been with the series since its beginning, said that all the chatter about whether Mr. Cowell would stay or go has been, at least, bothersome.

Respondents indicate how bothersome they have found each symptom using a five point Likert scale which ranges from 0 = "Not at all" bothersome to 3 = "extremely" bothersome.

The majority of patients in this study were on typical antipsychotic medication and they reported at least one side effect that was at least somewhat bothersome.

In this cross-sectional survey of patients in the US with schizophrenia, nearly 80% of patients reported at least one side effect that was at least somewhat bothersome to them, and less than half of patients reported complete adherence to their medications.