Sentence examples for difficulty of case from inspiring English sources

Most previous studies on case filing (Zhang 2009a; Fu 2011) focus on the difficulty of case filing (including case checking) but pay less attention to the inner mechanism of the case-filing procedure.

This could be partly due to difficulty of case ascertainment and recall bias.

If XDR-TB became widespread, its severity and the difficulty of case management and infection control could cause considerable challenges for global public health.

"Complexity" is a qualitative measure that involves the diagnostic difficulty, the difficulty of case management (i.e. the need for recuts or special stains) and the difficulty required in expressing a complete and meaningful diagnostic report.

Thus, our group included a high proportion of "complex cases" compared with cases at more general interventional radiology departments, with an increased mean technical difficulty of cases to be treated.

The aim of this study was to establish whether this scoring system could be used to: 1. Predict the potential difficulty of a case; and 2. Select appropriate cases to be performed by trainees based on their previous phacoemulsification experience.

To control for differences in the difficulty of the case sets, the three sets of five cases were also balanced so that each set was addressed the same number of times in each arm of the trial.

But investigators in Pennsylvania acknowledged the difficulty of the case.

A letter from the Zambian inspector general, sent in 2004, acknowledges the difficulty of the case.

In theory, this means fees should vary with the difficulty of the case, the expertise of the lawyer, the time required and the result obtained.

"Legal fees are not competitive because lawyers have colluded to maintain a fixed 33percentt rate regardless of the nature or difficulty of the case," Professor Brickman said.