Sentence examples for difficult modify from inspiring English sources

If the full pose is too difficult, modify it by doing Cobra pose.[13] Bring your chest, knees, and chin to the mat, keeping your lower back and butt lifted.

These results show how important could be the measurements of respiratory mechanics, when the weaning is difficult, modifying the clinical diagnosis as well as the weaning procedures, contributing to a better outcome.

While some of the factors reported to contribute to HRQL are not modifiable (e.g. age), other factors are more difficult to modify after stroke (e.g. severity of neurological impairment) and some factors are often difficult to improve, especially at the chronic stage (e.g. functional ability).

Accessing and building the applications and necessary data sets can be difficult because of policy or technical issues, and it can be difficult to modify the characteristics of the applications to understand corner cases in the system design.

In our study the non-modifiable factor of older age and the difficult to modify factor of low income were similarly associated with death and cardiovascular events in donors and non-donors.

In other words, first impressions have been difficult to modify.

This often led to labyrinthine programs which were difficult to modify.Objects changed all that.

Italy had thousands of centuries-old structures that were difficult to modify.

In earlier times, African cultivators found the fabric of the tropical rainforest comparatively difficult to modify substantially.

The judgment of intelligence analysts "hardened, so that barring incontrovertible evidence, which is rare, it becomes more and more difficult to modify".

The difficult question now is how to sort out these remaining issues without the crushing time pressure that leads to botched drafting which, in a royal charter world, become inscribed on vellum and extremely difficult to modify.