Sentence examples for difficulties risk from inspiring English sources

Thus, there are two overwhelming difficulties: risk from the catheterization of the dissected aorta and the accurate and prompt evaluation of NOMI.

The presentation of ADHD in adults may be complicated by the chronicity of their ADHD symptoms, and associated difficulties including low self-esteem, interpersonal relationship problems, educational and occupational difficulties, risk taking behaviours, driving accidents, delinquency and offending; even when ADHD has been recognised and treated, outcomes are often somewhat bleak [ 9, 10].

According to the norm-referenced MS risk classification (Difficulties, Risk, Normal, Good, High), the proportion of children suspected of being at-risk or having motor coordination difficulties were higher than expected for motor coordination (23.5% versus 16%), but lower for the aiming and catching performance (9% versus 16%).

Once renal function is lost, the threat posed by progressive oxalate accumulation makes it necessary to perform liver and kidney transplantation, an aggressive treatment not free of difficulties, risks and limitations.

"Agon" here recaptures its old sense of difficulty, risk, experimentation.

The number of passes needed per procedure has not been defined, but the decision to perform more than one puncture depends on procedure difficulty, risk of complications, quality of the first specimen obtained and the pathologist's requests.

In fact, even highly experienced military surgeons had difficulty risk-stratifying their patients' wounds (Forsberg et al., 2014) because the conventional manner of visually assessing wounds (Bartlett, 2003, Stromeyer, 1862, Moorhead, 1942a, Selcer, 2008) was inadequate.

Age Concern was one of many lobbying groups to warn that the proposals "were fraught with difficulties and risk undermining the relationship between health and social care sectors".

In leveling criticism at the Republican Medicare proposal, Mr. Gingrich appeared to be acknowledging the political difficulties and risk of abruptly changing a highly popular entitlement program.

Participants identified difficulties assessing risk, including a lack of available tools to standardize practice.

Despite all the regulatory and standard-setting efforts that have been made, organizations seem to have difficulties with risk assessment for interventions in confined spaces.