Sentence examples for difficult removal from inspiring English sources

A challenging case of a difficult removal of a partially covered esophageal SEMS (remove the indefinite article) is (below) presented.

There is an interesting question about what happens if an intermediary has accepted the Article 29 Working Party's authorization to contact the affected speaker in particularly difficult removal cases.

The experts' public report will include recommendations for particularly difficult removal requests (such as criminal convictions); thoughts on the implications of the court's decision for European internet users, news publishers, search engines and others; and procedural steps that could improve accountability and transparency for websites and citizens.

In the last example, in addition to the remarkable differences in reaction time (10 versus 600 min) and temperature (20 °C versus 110 °C), the use of solvent-free cross-coupling of 2-thienyllithium also avoids potentially toxic tin wastes and their often difficult removal, and prevents the use of strictly inert atmosphere required for the coupling of the corresponding tin reagent.

The solubility of sulfides and their corresponding oxidation products—sulfones in the oil were enhanced with the strong polarities, leading to difficult removal.

Additionally, as nitrocellulose films age, they are known to degrade and yellow from UV exposure, causing an undesirable color change on silver objects and difficult removal after aging [8, 14, 15].

Our objective was to identify risk factors associated with difficult removals.

Nexplanon®'s new applicator system was designed to limit deep implant placements, known to lead to difficult removals.

They are difficult removals due to the challenge of obtaining adequate exposure, spawning a variety of surgical approaches.

This study aimed to improve screw socket design to prevent slippage and difficult screw removal.

This condition, which differs from ordinary mucus plugging by its cohesiveness, consistency, and typically difficult bronchoscopic removal [ 2], was first described in the early 19th century, but its pathophysiology is still unknown [ 3].