Sentence examples for difficulty of delivery from inspiring English sources

Whatever the source of the latest incidents, the understandably anxious reaction across America in recent days has shown that the difficulty of delivery on a large scale need not make biological terrorism completely ineffective if the aim is not mass murder, but panic.

Factors related to increased age at first calving were increased difficulty of delivery, antibiotic treatment of sick calves, increased amount of milk or milk replacer fed before weaning, reduced quality of forage fed to weaned calves, maximum humidity, mean daily temperature, and maximum ammonia levels in calf housing areas.

New fluorescent dyes have been developed [18] that give much larger voltage-sensing signals [19], but their use has been hindered by the difficulty of delivery into tissue and the very limited availability of lasers suitable for excitation at wavelengths where their sensitivity to transmembrane voltage is high.

They however noted that the recumbent position favoured by nurses and midwives contributed to general difficulty of delivery.

16 22 Young age can be a proxy for "short stature, low body weight in relation to height, and greater likelihood of inadequate weight gain during pregnancy along with difficulty of delivery".

He added: "All too often – in fact, almost always – urban civil servants ignore or are unaware of the difficulties of delivery in the countryside.

Ovarian cancer represents an ideal avenue for localized delivery of oncolytic virotherapies via the peritoneal route, circumventing some of the difficulties of delivery via the intravenous route.

The tip offered to workers for delivery furniture varies depending on the difficulty of the delivery.

The signs were always there, given the difficulty of her delivery, that Africa's youngest child would keep us all up for some time to come.

Anatomically, arteries have relatively narrower lumens and transport blood under higher pressure than veins, increasing the difficulty of cell delivery and risk of perforations.

Numerous attempts have been made to block the IGF system for treatment of tumours (reviewed by Surmacz, 2003) but most of the methods had different problems as lack of specificity, difficulty of drug delivery, etc.