Sentence examples for difficulty appraising from inspiring English sources

All women tended to view themselves at low risk of the disease, and voiced uncertainty over how to be breast aware and had difficulty appraising non-lump symptoms.

Some stroke professionals in Canada reported difficulty appraising research and implementing some guideline recommendations [ 20], while others felt they possessed the necessary skills (and tools) to screen for depression [ 21].

Independent of age and symptoms, poorer sleep quality predicted poorer quality of life and greater difficulties appraising stressors in a positive light.

10 11 Rapidly developing infectious diseases predominate, which may explain why first generation Black African women tended to experience difficulties appraising their breast cancer symptoms.

Snow's death, after a long and fitful struggle with heroin addiction, makes those questions seem on one level academic, but also adds to the difficulty of appraising his work in and of itself.

The perceived difficulty in appraising a different clinical specialty has previously been identified [ 38].

One of the difficulties in appraising quality is that it is partly intuitive, and involves subjective judgement by the reader based on tacit knowledge.

Similar difficulties appear in appraising teams and institutions [4] [6].

Specific knowledge and beliefs about evidence-based practice, research results and systematic reviews were assessed, along with perceived difficulties in accessing, appraising and using research-based information.

The health literacy section included 47 items addressing self-reported difficulties in accessing, understanding, appraising and applying information in tasks concerning decisions making in healthcare, disease prevention, and health promotion.

In 1811 he entered Harvard, where his academic record was good but undistinguished; he had serious difficulties with mathematics, and in later life the prospect of appraising the mathematical achievements of the aboriginal Mexicans almost prevented him from completing his work.