Sentence examples for confirmed difficulties in 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.
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.
As for the outcomes considered, our study confirms the difficulties in reaching therapeutic goals.
The presentation of the genetic and nutritional models and combinations of these models confirms the difficulties in identifying an accurate model of human NASH in rodents.
Furthermore, as recently described by Lima and colleagues [ 28], our study confirms the difficulties in predicting outcome by using scoring systems at ICU admission in patients with acute renal failure.
The results of this observational study confirm the difficulties in enrolment and the risk of loss to follow up related to newborn cohort studies: only 900 of 1204 women eligible (75%) decide to participate and, of these, only 70% were in follow up 18 months after child birth.
Furthermore, among those respondents in the current study who considered circumcision for their sons in the future (35.8%), most (74.0%) regarded > 1 year of age to be the best age to undergo circumcision and only 7% thought the neonatal period to be the best time; this confirms the difficulties in implementing EIMC.
The soft-coated surface of SRO-AW archwire confirms sliding difficulty in sliding on the hard surface of bracket slot.
Literature confirms the difficulty in the development of objective measures for flexibility, for example, because of its property of multidimensionality.
