Sentence examples for difficulties in coordination from inspiring English sources
The review added: "Risk relating to fire associated with her smoking while unsupervised was not sufficiently explored in the assessments or care plan, despite acknowledgement of her lack of awareness of hazards coupled with knowledge of her smoking habit and her difficulties in coordination and dropping items".
Difficulties in coordination are not only cross-sectoral but also reflect the more general complexity of multiple intervening actors and initiatives that characterize humanitarian responses.
But if we study the influence of ownership concentration on a firm's international expansion the results could be different, considering that exports increase the asymmetry of information generating an increase in costs due to difficulties in coordination and control.
However, in China, the difficulties in coordination among health service systems along with various access issues have hampered the successful implementation of interventions for PMTCT.
Regardless of the practical difficulties in coordination, collation, recording, and reporting of data, the high level of incomplete records, especially for JEV vaccination status and laboratory result, suggests a lack of initiative by data collectors to record complete and accurate information.
Understanding the inherent difficulty in coordination and providing sound and proven solutions is a prerequisite for designing algorithms for real applications; many real-life situations in distributed robotics, such as cooperative vehicular communication, or rescue missions, require that robots coordinate to get to positions close to each other.
There is a strong association between inattention and movement difficulties, as a more pronounced inattention predicts more difficulties in motor coordination [ 23, 41].
Cerebellar ataxia is a progressively degenerative and often genetically inherited disorder that is characterized by gait instability, limb rigidity, and difficulties in motor coordination.
Impaired plasticity may lead to difficulties in flexible coordination of distributed brain processes and rapid responses when a task is given.
Generally, respiratory obstruction in infants with RS leads to difficulties in the coordination of suction and of swallowing and glossoptosis impairs anteriorization of the tongue which is necessary in order to obtain adequate suction.
Some of these symptoms may be due to difficulties in the coordination and contraction of the eye muscles, but other symptoms may arise from deficits in signalling in the visual system as a result of dopaminergic neuron loss.
