Sentence examples for considered uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Since the paraesthesia sensation associated with traditional low-frequency ONS is at times considered uncomfortable and may lead to therapy interruption, using a paresthesia-free device may be better accepted by patients.

Shocks started at a low intensity and increased to the level a participant considered "uncomfortable but not painful" (i.e., a rating of 6 or 7) using a 0 10 discomfort scale (0 = "Not at all," 5 = "Moderately," and 10 = "Very").

Of note, although it was mentioned in the guideline that a RR above 20 breaths/min was considered uncomfortable for patients before the intervention, after the intervention no statements were given regarding RR.

The man-made textiles had their imperfections, including what some consumers considered an uncomfortable texture, but could generally be drip-dried and worn without pressing.

It started as a controversial experiment in the social effects of art and design, producing ideas that were often considered impractical, uncomfortable and costly.

Simply put, as the apocalypse draws nigh, work that could be considered outlandish, uncomfortable, and even grotesque in both style and substance increasingly speaks to our current cultural situation.

However, the PDC was considered less uncomfortable to the skin.

Using an extreme valgus adjustment of 8° in one brace design was found to reduce peak medial forces by up to 30% during walking and stair climbing (although this extreme valgus setting was considered too uncomfortable for prolonged use).

Horan prods readers to consider an uncomfortable question: Were Mamah's feelings unnatural?

Considering how uncomfortable the network seems to be with the negative publicity the show has attracted, some sign of ratings growth may be its only chance to live again next summer.

Throughout history, Cains and Abels have battled, and the rabbis force us to consider sometimes uncomfortable truths about the broader story of human relations.