Sentence examples for difficulty focusing on from inspiring English sources
Far and away the biggest work challenges most of us now face are cognitive overload and difficulty focusing on one thing at a time.
When people have too little dopamine in the control circuit which is in the frontal lobes of the brain, they have difficulty focusing on one thing.
She lost her balance when she walked, and had difficulty focusing on anything she was reading.
Not only did he not bring up Mitt Romney's shocking "47 percent" comment or his nasty offshore banking practices, but he also seemed to have difficulty focusing on the issue at hand.
Digital technology gives us so much, so fast, and so constantly that we begin to have difficulty focusing on things that aren't moving, changing, generating their own instant data streams: in other words, most art objects.
Schizophrenia, which can involve hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, emotional problems, and severe difficulty focusing on daily tasks, affects about 1% of populations worldwide.
This study was nested within the Genesis 12 19 G12199) Study, an adolescent twin and sibling study (N = 1300 pairs) designed to investigate the development of emotional and behavioral difficulties focusing on the interplay of genes and environment (18).
A number of participants, approximately one seventh of the survey sample, also identified relationship context as a factor that exacerbated difficulties, focusing on partner disinterest or rejection.> -wrap-foot> Key to abbreviations: gender (W = woman; M = man); age; sexual orientation (hetero = heterosexual, gay or lesbian); cancer type.
One approach to overcoming these difficulties focuses on relatively genetically homogeneous populations with members for whom extensive clinical data are available, as in the case of the Icelandic genome project, and basically extends the methods used for linkage mapping for diseases within families.
A study reported by C. M. Ziebertz et al. in "The Relationship of On-Call Work with Fatigue, Work-Home Interference, and Perceived Performance Difficulties" focuses on the effects of the offsite on-call duties on employees' recovery from work.
