Sentence examples for definite difficulty from inspiring English sources

In particular, 32 of 80 women (40%) who were fatigue cases at enrolment reported 'moderate or definite' difficulty with walking up stairs compared with only 9 of 87 (10%) of those who were not fatigued (Chi-square 19.79 p < 0.001).

So we've really got some definite areas of difficulty based on consideration of the patient's confidentiality as opposed to the community benefit.

Parent-reported data for both age groups display considerable gender-differences with approximately twice as many boys as girls experiencing definite or severe difficulties or school-related impairment.

Not definitive, just definite.

Telegraphic communications with Montego Bay and Savanna la Mar are interrupted, and there is great difficulty in obtaining definite information.

This study further emphasizes the difficulty of reaching definite conclusions on patients with sepsis when considered as a global group.

However, due to the difficulty of getting definite information about working - related lesions, we have not been able to differentiate work - related injuries versus intrinsic diabetes - induced changes in the rotator cuff.

In definite relation to the increased difficulties attendant upon the practice of murder, music has become more and more sadistic.

"The difficulty of doing anything definite by party politics, strange as it sounds, is what keeps us sane and lets us get on with our business".

An initial troublesome problem in addressing research issues related to pelvic pain is the difficulty in making a definite diagnosis.

Second, the laboratory data were not regularly followed up in all patients, and this may lead to difficulty in determining the definite peak data.