Sentence examples for difficulty centres from inspiring English sources

The ambivalence surfacing around difficulty centres on a particular tension.

Several factors are attributed: comminuted fractures proximal or distal to the isthmus provide little guidance for distal tibial alignment [60]; eccentric nail orientation in the medullary canal from an inappropriate entrance angle may result in difficulty centring the nail in the distal fragment; the use of a single distal locking screw.

comminuted fractures proximal or distal to the isthmus provide little guidance for distal tibial alignment [60]; eccentric nail orientation in the medullary canal from an inappropriate entrance angle may result in difficulty centring the nail in the distal fragment; the use of a single distal locking screw.

Third, because of bureaucratic difficulties, centres across all Spanish regions but two (País Vasco and Navarra) participated in the study; these two regions represent around 6.1%[ 38] of the national population.

It also highlights problems on both sides.Mr Zapatero's difficulties centre on the economy.

The difficulties centre around the fact that Veolia is not responsible for water and sanitation for Guayaquil's many informal settlements, leaving some of the city's poorest residents without coverage.

PAC-MAN, an investigation into the use of pulmonary artery catheters in intensive care units had difficulty recruiting centres due to the procedure which was then in place for seeking ethics approval [ 13].

22 For those who have difficulty accessing centre based cardiac rehabilitation, or those who dislike groups, home based cardiac rehabilitation programmes are sometimes available.

However, due to recruitment difficulties, the centre was often understaffed and can be without a resident medical officer for extended periods.

For example, they had difficulty reaching health centres to attend health talks.

Other factors may play a role in affecting the accrual of elderly patients onto clinical trials including the higher prevalence of co-morbid conditions in the elderly which in some instances may make them ineligible for studies and at times logistic problems such as more difficulty traveling to centres where clinical trials are being performed.