Sentence examples for difficulty in concentrating from inspiring English sources

Too much noise causes high blood pressure, sleep problems and difficulty in concentrating.

He said he had stopped taking the medication, a drug called Lexapro, before the Tour of California in February because he said it caused difficulty in concentrating and water-weight gain.

The syndrome is characterized symptomatically by recurrent headaches, impaired memory, alcohol intolerance, depression, ringing in the ears, anxiety, loss of libido, sensitivity to light, dizziness, and difficulty in concentrating and balancing.

Difficulty in concentrating was the most frequently reported effect of building motion, reported by 41.9% of the respondents who had felt building motion.

Without conspicuous exchanges between teacher and student, there is higher risk of distractions and difficulty in concentrating.

Also, a study in the late 1970s by Soter et al. [18] reported neuropsychiatric symptoms in five of eight mastocytosis patients, including poor attention span, irritability, fatigue, difficulty in concentrating, headache, inability to work effectively, problems in dealing with other people, and poor motivation.

The frequency of side effects varied considerably among studies, the most frequent being weight loss, anorexia, abdominal pain, difficulties in concentrating, sedation and paresthesia.

More than 80% of pupils felt at least sometimes that they were unable to cope well with headache and had difficulties in concentrating.

The reduction in the PedMIDAS score indicates that the drug side effects (difficulties in concentrating, sedation) interfered with school, household or social activities to a lesser extent than the migraine episodes.

The percentage of patients experiencing side effects varied greatly among the studies, the most common ones being weight loss (which, in the RCTs [10, 12], was present in 81 and 10.2% of patients, respectively), anorexia (23.8 and 13%, respectively), abdominal pain (14.3 and 10,2%), difficulties in concentrating, somnolence/sedation (19 and 8.3%) and paresthesia (23.8 and 8,3%).

Forty-one percent of patients reported current sleep disturbances, 38% difficulties in concentrating in current daily activities and 36% difficulties in remembering recent events.