Sentence examples for defined difficulty in from inspiring English sources

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

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

Dysphagia is defined as difficulty in swallowing and can occur in both children and older adults [ 18].

Limitation in arm abduction movements, defined as difficulty in raising one's arms above one's head [ 24 ].

Functional disability, defined as difficulty in performing routine physical tasks, is more common in older adults with diabetes than in those without diabetes (6– 12).

On the contrary, the DASH aims at capture disability, defined as difficulty in doing activities in any domain of life [ 39].

DMV was defined as difficulty in maintaining a mask seal and obtaining a satisfactory capnography (end-tidal CO 2 and tidal volume).

The CHWs were trained to assess for signs of severe illness defined as difficulty in breastfeeding or drinking water, excessive vomiting, convulsions, lethargy, and coma and such children were referred.

"Disability and co-morbidity" was defined as difficulty in performing at least one of the six ADL activities and presence of at least two of the seven self-reported diseases or conditions.

Alexithymia, defined as difficulty in identifying and describing one's emotional experience [ 49], is associated with poor ability to regulate emotional arousal efficiently, and therefore low adaptive coping [ 50].

"Disability and any disease" was defined as difficulty in performing at least one of the six ADL activities and presence of at least one of the seven self-reported diseases or conditions.