Sentence examples for conditions difficulties from inspiring English sources

Adult social care workers may often be well placed to identify families whose children are at risk of gang involvement: for example, where parents have mental health conditions, difficulties with drugs or alcohol, who live in insecure housing or have a history of imprisonment.

Under noncontrolled (field) conditions, difficulties associated with the far-distant position of the sensors relative to the target and with the limited ability to sense only the upper soil crust currently prevent the HSR approach from being simply applied to soils.

Rather the reasons were, as expected in a trial dealing with emergency conditions, difficulties regarding logistics.

It also addresses the main factors that undermine the wellbeing and productive potential of rural populations, including poor working conditions, difficulties in accessing social protection and damaging child labour.

The interview schedule covered background information about nurse prescribers' role and practice setting, scope of practice, general views and experience of prescribing for patients with respiratory conditions, difficulties arising from prescribing, support and supervision.

When head tracking was performed under compatible conditions, difficulty was encountered only when continuous video feedback was withheld.

The major limitations for the production of PHB are requirement of special growth conditions, difficulty associated with production from inexpensive precursors and high recovery cost.

These challenges include severe tribological conditions, difficulty in achieving desired tolerances, and short tool-life due to inability of available die materials to withstand the forces exerted on miniature dies and punches.

Participants were asked to report the presence of, and in some cases the degree of, exposure to stressors including total number of medical conditions, difficulty with activities of daily living, difficulty with mobility functions, being financially worse off compared with the prior wave, experiencing the death of a child, and experiencing a marital disruption.

The power of an experiment can be increased by replication of treatment conditions (difficulty IVD) and also by reducing influence of the unrelated variables (difficulty IVE).

This methodology is developed to avoid geometric constraints and boundary condition difficulties found on other tests as well as to minimize the computational time and complexity of the coding.