Sentence examples for difficulty of attending from inspiring English sources

An online lifestyle modification program was preferred because of its flexibility, given the difficulty of attending programs outside home or work.

The finding that the majority of patients stated that they did not feel comfortable disclosing the infection to their friends and colleagues highlights the potential difficulty of attending appointments during business hours.

Moreover, students had a difficulty of attending class attentively due to menstrual related problems such as pain and fear of sudden menstrual blood leakage, as they did not use proper sanitary napkins [ 15].

Supporting and adding some depth to these findings, healthcare professionals interviewed here reported a greater PCEC use by students and workers which, again, they associated with the difficulty of attending a primary care facility in rural areas during regular opening hours.

Sitting in a gilded conference room at his company's headquarters in the Tsim Sha Tsui neighborhood, Mong recalls the difficulties of attending school as a teenager in rural China during the Japanese invasion, when he occasionally had to dodge bombs.

" "….there's nothing worse, you can't really alter your child care commitments if it's just for about four weeks …" (003 Mother, Middle-SES)" Parents in both locations gave similar preferences to the time of the day of the session, and in all cases these were related to practical difficulties of attending rather than affective factors.

GAD can be treated effectively with cognitive behavioural therapies (CBT) [6] [8], but numerous barriers to treatment exist, including the direct and indirect costs of treatment, the limited availability of mental health professionals, stigma, and the difficulty of patients attending treatment during office hours [9], [10].

Some respondents had difficulties affording the cumulative costs of attending a doctor to obtain a prescription then buying the medicine: "… We have great problems being able to afford 30 70 dollar doctor's fees even if you can claim it back.

In many of these situations, the hours were long and presented difficulties for attending regular monthly clinic visits.

He couldn't face the prospect of attending the jobcentre every two to three days with his difficulties and when he is hearing voices".

PAS in Newcastle and the PACE outpatient clinic in Melbourne [ 2] were deliberately established with generic names, to reduce potential stigma and to encourage young people experiencing a range of difficulties to attend.