Sentence examples for day difficulty from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, three-factor structures may be useful for the clinical research mentioned above, although two cross-loading items (dizziness lasting all day, difficulty standing or walking) may complicate interpretation.

The items concern the length of sleep, difficulty of getting to sleep or staying a sleep, overall quality of sleep, resting during the day, sleeping during the day, difficulty staying awake during the day and sleep-related medications.

In addition, patients treated with eye drops are confronted with many constraints, including the lifelong nature of the treatment, the complexity of the treatment regimen (e.g. instillation at set times, several eye-drop intakes per day, difficulty in self-administration of eye-drops), and the risk of side effects such as eye irritation or eye pain.

Items assess difficulty with falling asleep, restlessness of sleep, difficulty getting comfortable, difficulty staying asleep, degree of deep sleep, degree of being rested when waking up for the day, difficulty with beginning the day, and degree of having enough sleep during the previous night.

TUCKASEGEE RIVER WHERE Western North Carolina DURATION Half to full day DIFFICULTY Easy to moderate For 97 years the Dillsboro Dam had corked up a section of the Tuckasegee River, about 40 miles west of Asheville, N.C.

When that perspective prevails, we will be able to discover a deeper peace and commonality that will allow us to address our day to day difficulties in another light.

It's easy peasy, themewise, and only some of the entries and the clues ramp it up to Wednesday difficulty.

As the dimensionality of the data is increasing day-by-day, difficulty in analyzing the data is also increasing with the same pace.

Thursday will put us at the teetering top, with its (hopefully) mind-blowing linguistic derring do; Friday and Saturday will be the race to the bottom, until we crash safely onto the Sunday puzzle, a large pillow of Wednesday-Thursday-level difficulty on which to land.

History, though, puts the day-to-day difficulties into perspective.

By the eighteenth century...moats had become decorative... Girouard concludes with the present-day difficulties of maintaining these enormous houses... View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.