Sentence examples for confirmed difficulties from inspiring English sources

Overall, narratives in this study confirmed difficulties in involving relatives described in the literature for both BD [ 50] and psychosis [ 51].

A monitoring visit in May 2006 confirmed difficulties in using the blood collection and measurement tools, inaccuracies in recorded blood loss measures, and challenges with study monitoring during the winter months.

In addition to the patient's own experience of cognitive problems a couple of years prior, during her occupation as a nurse, relatives confirmed difficulties with memory, both at work and at home.

It should be emphasized that there are confirmed difficulties in diagnostics with biochemical examination in the very first stage of inflammation reaction, which is directly related to the local (regional) changes at first, and then it can be observed at the systemic (global) level [ 6, 7].

Patients confirmed their difficulties in understanding their situation, treatment and options.

Participants confirmed the difficulties of their working conditions and the clear commitment they have to serving the rural Malawian population.

As far as contracting is concerned, the evidence has confirmed the difficulties raised by transactions costs and socio-legal theory.

But he fixed on him after several aides convinced him that Mr. Rehnquist, then 47, was very conservative, would be confirmed without difficulty and could lead the court to the right for many years.

By contrast, Trump's weakness in Manhattan and in wealthy, mostly white parts of Brooklyn, such as Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill, confirmed the difficulty he may encounter in attracting affluent, educated Republicans.

Further experiments and applications confirmed the difficulty of designing a universal static pattern to handle different lines that may come from a huge variety of object shapes in practice.

A much larger study (Francis et al. 1990), involving 6,095 students aged 11 15, again from Scotland, further confirmed the difficulty that students have in holding positive attitudes toward science and Christianity where creationism is a necessary part of the Christian belief.