Sentence examples for difficulties higher from inspiring English sources

If only partial necrosis is achieved, future re-treatment may be necessary, which may result in increased patient discomfort, greater technical difficulties, higher failure rates and an increased possibility of complications.

Seeman [ 6] suggested that these immigrant groups, although not visible minorities, did stand out in their new country because of language difficulties, higher unemployment, and a history of deprivation.

Despite the ethical and implementation difficulties, high-quality randomized trials are warranted to reliably assess the effectiveness of RRS.

"Moderate difficulties", "high levels of difficulties" and "extreme difficulties" are counted as "yes".

Main outcome measures Mental disorder, alcohol abuse, relationship difficulties, highest level of education, social class, unemployment, and financial difficulties at ages 36-53.

Health care teams indicated they were not always able to schedule the second assessment in time due to logistical difficulties, high caseload, and limited staff.

Despite the ethical and implementation difficulties, high-quality randomized trials are warranted to reliably assess the effectiveness of rapid response systems.

People with breathing difficulties, high blood pressure, etc. may also have trouble.

"It's hoped the pillars will stop people straying the wrong way and then getting into difficulty higher up the mountain," he added.

Difficulty: Item difficulty, higher difficulty means worse HRQOL/more frequent symptom.

δ: Item difficulty, higher difficulty means worse HRQOL/more frequent symptom/problem; Targeting: the average person ability level.