Sentence examples for difficulty in containing from inspiring English sources

The difficulty in containing a peat fire depends on the depth of the peat and the water content.

Cockerell (later knighted) bypassed Thornycroft's plenum chamber (in effect, an empty box with an open bottom) principle, in which air is pumped directly into a cavity beneath the vessel, because of the difficulty in containing the cushion.

The long incubation period for infection with C. pneumoniae, estimated to be <4 weeks (7 ), also probably contributed to the difficulty in containing the outbreak because case diagnoses were generally made in a random pattern.

Judging heaviness of loss is a complex decision based on personal norm (past experience of periods), difficulty in containing the volume of loss (sanitary protection used), and pattern of loss (presence of clots and flooding) [ 2].

38 39 Clinicians looking after infants showing weight faltering can have difficulty in containing parents' anxiety, even when the child is otherwise well, since parents often fear slow growth is indicative of an underlying problem.

Judging heaviness of loss was a complex decision based on personal norm (past experience of periods), difficulty in containing the volume of loss (sanitary protection used), and pattern of loss (reference was made by some women to clots and flooding).

Also, the need for operation at high temperatures leads to a high energy demand, with the corresponding engineering difficulties in containing water at high temperature and pressures.

Key difficulties in containing the TTSH outbreak were: 1) late recognition of disease, 2) lack of understanding of the disease, 3) inadequate infrastructure to support outbreak management of this scale, 4) lack of ability to identify atypical cases, and 5) lack of understanding of superspreading events.

Health officials have repeatedly expressed concern over the potential spread of SARS to Africa and the enormous difficulty health workers would have in containing it there.

The Volgograd attacks, at least one of them traced to Dagestan, also highlight the difficulty Russian security officials face in containing a threat from separatist groups that share an ideology but little in the way of coordination or command, Weiss said.

Similarly, Tenet may provide an early glimpse into the difficulty other hospital companies will have in containing expenses like labor and supplies.