Sentence examples for defined difficulty from inspiring English sources

This arose in part from difficulty in defining myocardial function, and, once defined, difficulty in measuring it [ 41].

An additional 3285 participants were excluded from the final analyses because they were missing information on one or more of the questions used to define difficulty sleeping.

Responses of 'Not very easy' or 'Not at all easy' were defined as 'Difficulty', and 'Very easy' or 'Fairly easy' as 'No difficulty'.

Boyd and colleagues explored the frequency and magnitude of 'health care task difficulties' (defined as 'perceived difficulty in managing healthcare management tasks') experienced by older adults with multimorbidity [ 14].

Acute insomnia is defined as difficulty getting to sleep and staying asleep for between two weeks and three months.

Disability was defined as difficulty performing a physical task.

Insomnia is a disorder broadly defined by difficulty with sleeping.

School refusal is defined as difficulty attending school associated with emotional distress, especially anxiety and depression.

Symptoms of respiratory disease were defined as difficulty in breathing and continuous cough [ 32].

Even young people who self-harm (broadly defined) express difficulty understanding self-harm in others [ 17].

Fatigue, defined as difficulty initiating or sustaining voluntary activities, can be classified as physical or mental.