Sentence examples for difficulties of stabilizing from inspiring English sources
Knowlton took the audience through the process of assessing and caring for a gunshot victim, enumerating the difficulties of stabilizing these patients and the priorities in trauma surgery for treating gunshot wounds.
Mr. Juncker insisted that ministers were not watering down tough new rules on budgetary management in Europe aimed at preventing any rerun of the agonizing difficulties of stabilizing the region's heavily indebted economies over the past two years.
However, single-phase Au is too unstable to control synthesis, which suffers from difficulties such as the control of particle size, the use of stabilizing agent, and high cost.
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He has pledged to finish the job of stabilizing Iraq.
This problem can be attributed to the buildup of residual matrix components in the LC/MS system and the difficulties in stabilizing the long-column-LC/MS system for an extended period of time (e.g., >10 days).
In this case, the difficulty to stabilize the forearm on the horizontal axis in some subjects could derived from a difficulty to process the proprioceptive cues, via the ankle, of the body orientation relative to the floor which still exist and persist in microgravity, as long as the feet are attached to the floor.
The first is the count of stabilized apartments.
"Ingrid sort of stabilized everything at Printed Matter," deAk recalls.
Difficulty in stabilizing the pelvis and the distal segments of the lower limb on the affected side are reflected in the increase in postural oscillation of hemiparetic patients [ 11].
