Sentence examples for difficulties to be included from inspiring English sources

Although all children had been recruited as having oral language difficulties, to be included as a proband, it was sufficient that they failed two tests from the battery.

Possible factors explaining the differences in obesity between countries of birth could be socioeconomic inequalities, difficulties to be included on the labour market, diverse lifestyle, genetic susceptibility, language barriers and cultural attitudes to sickness and health care [ 35].

The interpersonal interaction (interviewer can provide clarification); enabling those with reading or writing difficulties to be included in research; and enhancing data quality through facilitation with visual aids or checking for data completeness makes administration of PRO instruments a suitable method for people with PUs and potentially other elderly or chronically ill populations.

This effect was to be expected, because in order to regulate the CCER exam failure rate a considerable number of items of an easy and moderate difficulty had to be included.

In all, 19 patients were not able to be included due to difficulty in obtaining tissue from a different centre or IHC4+C processing difficulty, leaving a total of 101 evaluable patients.

It is recognised that those most likely to display academic difficulties may not be included in the sample as it is possible that only the most diligent and conscientious students attend lectures.

Home deliveries and later deliveries could not be included because of logistic difficulties of processing and transferring samples to the Dhaka laboratory.

Two complementary indicators of economic hardships capturing self-reported economic difficulties were included; (ii) inability to meet expenses (difficulties in managing current expenditure for food, rent, bills, etc. during the past 12 months) and (iii) lacking cash reserves (not being able to get hold of 15 000 SEK (about 1600 Euros) within a week if needed).

Five planning difficulty levels were included corresponding to the minimum number of moves (1 5) needed to achieve the target configuration.

This ensured that symptoms important to patients such as anxiety, tiredness and difficulty sleeping were included.> Feedback related to Questions 7 and 8, discussing how often episodes of palpitations occur and how long they last, suggested that patients would naturally indicate more than one answer.

Studies of experimental design difficulties with children were included, because the same types of difficulties were also reported in studies with undergraduate students (Table 1).