Almost 25% of our screenees had previous pelvic surgery without any difficulties in passage.
Mr. Ryan said he did not envision great difficulty in winning passage of his proposal.
In response to the bill, and vigorous lobbying of Hughes by the veterans' movement, the bill faced difficulty in its passage and Senator Josiah Thomas successfully moved a resolution that a minister in one house might appear on the floor of the other.
The actual difficulty in tube passage during videolaryngoscopy (unlike direct laryngoscopy) is often independent of the view obtained on the screen.
Now and then, a critic feels the need to tilt against "Ulysses," to complain of a byzantine difficulty in certain passages, to lament Joyce's leaps of logic and illogic, his utter sacrifice of plot.
By James Thurber and Harold Ross The New Yorker, June 22 , 1929P. 11 Difficulties in booking passage for the "Porgy" company to go to England.
The New Yorker, June 22 , 1929P. 11 Difficulties in booking passage for the "Porgy" company to go to England.
But he faces major difficulties in arranging passage from Moscow if Western European nations will not allow him to fly over their territory.
Complications associated with conventional techniques that use intramedullary alignment rods include extra blood loss perioperatively (Raut et al. 1993), embolization of medullary content (Caillouette and Anzel 1990, Fahmy et al. 1990), and difficulty in intramedullary rod passage due to deformity, retained hardware, or pathological bone disease (Dennis et al. 1993).
In particular, Johnson writes: He appears to find no difficulty in most of those passages which I have represented as unintelligible, and has therefore passed smoothly over them, without any attempt to alter or explain them.
