Sentence examples for difficulty inhaling from inspiring English sources

White participants from Pittsburgh also reported "difficulty inhaling" with higher validity (t = 2.60, P = 0.01).

No systematic differences related to education, race, and sex were found; the only comparison differing at the P < 0.01 level was a race difference in difficulty inhaling at first use of tobacco, with nonwhites showing less consistent responding across testing times.

More than 50 people were taken to a hospital, mostly for breathing difficulties from inhaling toxic gases, reports said.

According to the International Solidarity Movement, many patients at the hospital near Khan Younis were suffering from serious breathing difficulties after inhaling smoke.

According to the report from the International Solidarity Movement, many patients at the Khan Younis hospital were suffering from serious breathing difficulties after inhaling smoke.

H334 May cause allergy or asthma symptoms or breathing difficulties if inhaled.

Three notifiers classify a natural substance as 'May cause allergy or asthma symptoms or breathing difficulties if inhaled'.

Mould spores thrive in damp and humid areas, such as bathrooms causing severe lung infections and breathing difficulties if inhaled.

Previous studies have stressed the difficulty of delivering inhaled medications to infants and it has been suggested that sleep may provide a non-threatening opportunity for aerosol administration to them.

Le Monde said it had placed two journalists with the rebels for two months, and that a photographer working for the paper "suffered blurred vision and respiratory difficulties for four days" after inhaling a gas on April 13.

Le Monde said that it had placed two journalists with the rebels for two months, and that a photographer working for the paper "suffered blurred vision and respiratory difficulties for four days" after inhaling a gas on April 13.