Sentence examples for difficulty with either from inspiring English sources

The difficulty with either of these techniques — the sort of thing that keeps astronomers up at night — is the fear that our assumptions about intrinsic behavior may be in error, biasing our conclusions.

There was no change in the number reporting difficulty with either ADLs or mobility.

The difficult airway is defined as the clinical situation in which a conventionally trained anaesthesiologist experiences difficulty with either mask ventilation or tracheal intubation, or both. 1 Numerous recommendations and algorithms for managing these critical situations have been published.

We experience no such difficulties with either our GFP-tagged (N- or C-terminal) or BAP-tagged proteins.

For example, over half reported difficulties with either distance or near activities, and around 40% reported difficulties with role difficulties, mental health and driving, and a quarter problems with peripheral vision.

Nonetheless, is there a risk that I may have difficulty remortgaging with either my current bank or other banks because I will be the sole earner?

We defined SARI from the household visits as cough or difficulty breathing with either chest indrawing or elevated respiratory rate for age [ 20].

Secondary objectives of this trial were: to compare the difference in completion rates between two methods of delivery; to describe the process, and difficulties associated with either method of delivery; to compare the information about symptoms from the patient tool with that obtained from primary care records.

Due to difficulties with making either rsc1Δrco1Δ, or rsc2Δrco1Δ double mutants, we created an Rco1-degron strain (Rco1-deg), using the system described in Kanemaki et al. [52].

They express their difficulties with being either a person who is competent and autonomous, or a patient who is incompetent and dependent, and appear unable to combine those.

For neonates with feeding difficulties, parenteral feeding with either 10% or 5% dextrose depending on the gestational age is used.