Sentence examples for difficulties reported that from inspiring English sources

26 27 In these studies, 77% of UK military personnel and 75% of US personnel with mental health difficulties reported that they had not accessed support.

Recently in the UK, women attending a drop-in clinic for infant feeding difficulties reported that they found the expert hands-on, one-to-one support was invaluable [ 14].

He said: "Almost 10% of patients with swallowing difficulties report that this is a reason for not taking the drugs at all.

The one caregiver who had difficulty reported that thinking back over a longer period such as months or years was preferred.

In one study, 64% of MS patients reported difficulty with walking, and in that group 78% reported that difficulty walking impaired their ability to work and 82% reported that it restricted their activities.

Mallon et al. reported that difficulty maintaining sleep, but not difficulty initiating sleep, was associated with the risk of diabetes.

Participants reported that difficulties in accessing a saturated care system could play a detrimental role in their process of empowerment.

The majority of the TB patients reported that difficulty of geographic access to health facilities, financial burden, use of traditional healing system and delay in diagnosis by health care providers were the main reasons for not initiating TB treatment timely.

Elections Canada in April 2014 published a report in which it acknowledged the difficulties it had encountered, and reported that – with the exception of Guelph – that it had been unable to find any concrete evidence of dubious activity.

Participants were least likely to report that difficulties in arranging transport to the doctor's surgery would be a barrier to presentation (6%).

Almost 14% reported having at least one chronic health problem, 15% reported having a mental health problem, 25% reported having academic difficulties, 8% reported that they had received a psychiatric diagnosis, and 22% reported that they had sought psychological help at some point in the past.