Sentence examples for difficulties of self from inspiring English sources
The implications of this for providing support for self-care in mental health include the need to better understand the dynamics and difficulties of self referral into services [ 48] and to move away from a culture of punitive discharge from services following non attendance [ 49].
It isn't the byproduct of ambition or of an office-culture experiment; it has to do with handling heavy thoughts with a light touch, and being realistic about the difficulties of self-improvement.
Using our protocol, 17 putative transgenic plants expressing artificial microRNAs that target Cucumber mosaic virus (CMV) 2a/2b genes were recovered, and seven of them were succeeded in obtaining T1 generation seeds because of the technique difficulties of self-pollination of the transgenic watermelon lines.
Fiction is principally about the difficulties of selves navigating the social world.
In addition to the potential conceptual difficulties of self-assembly, student learning is also challenged by the unobservable nature of the molecular scale (Tibell and Rundgren, 2010).
I should have a timer that tickled me every hour, so I know that I should stop and take a rest" [ 48] Within the mood and cognition domain, emotional difficulties, dissociation of self and body, and perplexity were absent from all health state descriptions, despite their prominence in the patient perspective.
Van Gogh worked hard and methodically but soon perceived the difficulty of self-training and the need to seek the guidance of more experienced artists.
Amongst the ramifications of these ideas are aspects of cortical oscillations, phantom limb sensations, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) the difficulty of self-tickling and mirror neurons.
He acknowledged the difficulty of self-identifying within Hollywood, describing it as "an industry that practically forces an actor to identify with his persona while at the same time repeatedly wresting it from him".
