Sentence examples for difficulties using a from inspiring English sources
To assess the non-linear association of sleep duration and difficulties with mortality outcomes, we calculated P-values for non-linear trend across categories of sleep duration and difficulties, using a quadratic term for the sleep variables.
Using a longitudinal design, the present study aimed to disentangle the relationship between SA symptoms and SC difficulties using a population-based sample of 9,491 children from the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC).
This study investigated the feasibility of using behavioral activation to treat enduring postbereavement mental health difficulties using a two-arm, multiple baseline design comparing an immediate start group to a delayed start group at baseline, 12-, 24-, and 36-weeks postrandomization.
In this paper, we address these difficulties using a soft computing approach based on fuzzy concepts.
No children were excluded from the study due to difficulties using a computer mouse effectively, or sight or hearing problems.
Each item asks the frequency of difficulties using a 5-point Likert scale, and the rating is transformed into a score of 0 (= almost always), 25 (= often), 50 (= sometimes), 75 (= almost never), or 100 (= never).
Not only is the font set comically large (it's funny because it's true) but she has the normal difficulties using an iPhone that anyone who lived through Watergate does.
Delivery by nebulization provides an effective alternative for those patients who experience difficulties using an MDI or DPI device.
He was wearing a cable-knit black and white woolen hoodie, and walked with obvious difficulty, using a cane.
The Iranian government censors many foreign Web sites with a firewall, though this can be circumvented, with difficulty, using a virtual private network.
They are easy to break into -- Mr. Tschupp said many manufacturers make only a few different keys for all models -- and a terrorist would have little difficulty using a private plane as a weapon.
