Sentence examples for bothersome of from inspiring English sources

This is a scale from 0 to 6, which can assess the frequency (0 = not at all to 6 = always) and bothersomeness (0 = not bothersome to 6 = extreme bothersome) of back and leg symptoms.

In any case, sausage-pie's attempt to moderate what is rapidly becoming known as the Tories' "problem with women" was scuppered when he was confronted with that most bothersome of questions: "Would you call yourself a feminist?" His reaction was, all in all, just perfect.

Once each participant had sorted all symptom descriptors into groups of his or her design, each subject rated the severity (from 'not at all severe' to 'very severe'), frequency (from 'never' to 'always'), and impact (from 'not at all bothersome' to 'very bothersome') of each symptom descriptor on a 0 to 4 response scale (Rating).

As to the method to be used in headache epidemiologic studies, personal interview will give the most reliable diagnoses and the highest prevalence estimates, but when the aim was to diagnose only the most bothersome of the headaches occurring in one person, questionnaires seem to perform quite well.

This is the most bothersome of all to me.

Nocturia, waking up more than one time per night to void, is common with OAB and is among the most bothersome of lower urinary tract symptoms (Ohelke 2005).

Participants reporting more than one headache type were asked to focus only on the one that was subjectively the most bothersome for purposes of diagnosis and burden attribution.

The most bothersome part of the Mattel cast of characters is the symbolism that is apparent in the graphic, starting with the size and position of the females.

However, he preferred to function on his own, without the bothersome rules of military conduct to impede him.

In contrast, certain bothersome aspects of Verizon Hall -- a tendency to favor bass tones, a brass-heavy imbalance among the instruments, a sense that that sound, though present, is diffuse -- were still bothersome.

They have carved out their own niches - jobs that enable them to hog the spotlight without the bothersome irrelevancies of singing, playing or writing songs.