It is known that this may result in shared-method variance (strong associations between variables because of similar methods of measurement) and social desirability biases by denying difficulties in performance.
A recent focus concerns developmental dyscalculia, as a difficulty in mathematical performance resulting from impairment to those parts of the brain that are involved in arithmetical processing, without a concurrent impairment in general mental function.
One difficulty in comparing performance of various biocatalyst formulations in low water media has been that different assays [in terms of substrates and reaction medium] are often used by different workers.
This lack of standardization creates some difficulty in establishing performance requirements which must be developed depending upon the risks (i.e., hazards, exposures and consequences) associated with the future operation of the platform.
To reduce vascularisation before surgery through the application of topical vasoconstrictors, decreases the rate of intraoperative bleeding, improves the dynamics of the surgery and reduces the difficulty in surgical performance.
Increased color vision deficiencies are associated with difficulty in the performance of many everyday tasks.
7 From the question: "Does your partner experience difficulty in sexual performance?", rather much; no partner or no information: 49%.
Patients or their proxies were asked if they experienced difficulty in the performance of each of the ADLs (feeding, bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, transferring and walking) 2-weeks prior to being hospitalized, and at the point of admission.
Functional impairment defined as difficulty in mobility performance including walking, stooping and standing up from a chair and physical disability defined as difficulty with performing daily activities such as chores and cooking occurs 2 times and 3 times more likely in men and women, respectively, with sarcopenia when compared to those considered to have normal skeletal muscle index [ 14].
In addition to the modification, another advantage of the Child-OIDP lies in its conceptual framework where oral health consequences are divided into three levels; the first level represents oral problems (such as tooth decay), the second or intermediate level represents symptoms (such as pain) and the third or "ultimate level" represents difficulty in daily performances.
