Sentence examples for difficulty adjusted from inspiring English sources

This assured a high level of difficulty, adjusted individually for each participant, but not so high as to destroy motivation to keep working.

In patients with AD, Bentwich and colleagues trialled cognitive tasks, whose operation was 'localised' to specific brain regions (Broca's area, Wernicke's area, left and right DLPFC and left and right parietal somatosensory association cortex), including syntax, grammar, action-naming and spatial memory tasks, with the difficulty adjusted on the basis of patient performance [ 32].

Simón has difficulty adjusting.

Still, life is hard, and Dana has had difficulty adjusting.

He had the most awful difficulty adjusting to hotels.

He had difficulty adjusting to the demands of political life.

Matsuzaka won 15 games, but he had difficulty adjusting to a new culture.

Most were foreign students who seemed to have difficulty adjusting to life in the UK.

She said she was having difficulty adjusting to her parents' divorce and frequently cut classes.

Patrick also supposed that the NASCAR culture might have some difficulty adjusting to her.

Philippe, the second oldest, was fourteen at the time, and he had difficulty adjusting.