Sentence examples for difficulty to perform the from inspiring English sources

In LOS, STS5 and TUG subtests for integrated functions, fallers experienced more difficulty to perform the designated tasks.

The primary reason to suggest or perform a treatment should not merely be related to the cost, time, or difficulty to perform the procedure, but lays in the best possible long-term solution for each individual patient.

According to this theory, there are three determinants of intention to change a specific behaviour: a) attitude towards the behaviour; b) subjective norm which represent perceived social pressure by significant others to perform the behaviour, and c) perceived behavioural control, which refers to the perceived ease or difficulty to perform the behaviour.

Higher vibration magnitudes, smaller size of the objects, and diagonal angular movements were found to affect the movement time and hence showed difficulties to perform the activity.

For most rare diseases there is a lack of therapeutic recommendations or guidelines, owing to the poor database, the difficulty to perform clinical studies with sufficient statistical power and an often marked clinical heterogeneity in these patients.

The comparison of the biomass maps with ground reference data confirmed the above findings but also demonstrated the difficulty to perform a consistent validation of remote sensing products.

Our simulation offers the possibility to see and feel what could be the surgery using these tools, thus assessing the difficulty to perform it.

Of the 51 EDAD items analysed, 29 were backcoded to specific d2-d7 domains of the ICF Checklist and, by rating the recorded difficulty to perform specific tasks with or without help, these were then taken as performance and capacity respectively.

Most revisions fell into the following categories: general difficulty to perform tasks (e.g., redesign of the treatment diary to simplify use); general injection techniques (e.g., needle re-capping after use); multiple doses/multiple days (e.g., increased instructional clarity on completing an incomplete dose); and flow and order of the IFU (e.g., Table of Contents was refined).

Given the difficulty to perform controlled studies in humans for ethical reasons, a valuable approach may be through the use of the pig model that has been shown to present greater similarities to humans than smaller animals (e.g. cats and rodents).

The limited sampling time was due to technical reasons, namely the difficulty to perform further blood collection at fixed time points during recovering from general anaesthesia in field conditions.