Sentence examples for diffuse difficulty from inspiring English sources
Our patients did not describe this type of behaviour (which is often less conspicuous in AS as compared to autism) but complained more of hypersensitivity to external noise, forgetting oneself in front of computer, ruminating things passed in previous days, or, most often, diffuse difficulty in falling asleep.
Furthermore, Cu atoms diffuse with more difficulty on a Be-terminated surface than on an O-terminated surface.
Therefore, highly lipophilic drugs have essentially the same problem as hydrophilic drugs; they have difficulty diffusing through multiple aqueous membrane interfaces necessary to enter the fetal circulation.
For relatively small proteins, primary and tertiary adsorptions are particularly important; they become less important upon increasing the protein size and the graft density because a larger protein would have greater difficulty diffusing against the concentration gradient formed by the polymer brush and this gradient, clearly, is a function of grafting density.
He also complained of difficulty swallowing, diffuse epigastric pain, and weight loss.
Using the mobility and lifetime, we can estimate the Ta3N5 diffusion length to be between 3 and 9 nm, which again highlights the difficulty in diffusing charge carriers.
It's a substantial and subtly acted examination of negotiation, leadership and the difficulty of diffusing tension and building trust.
These authors considered the discrepancy with Featherstone's findings to be due to difficulty of diffusing minerals through the thicker plaque generally found in interproximal areas.
Congenital myotonic dystrophy is associated with qualitatively different symptoms and signs from its adult onset counterpart, including mental retardation, cortical migration abnormalities, and respiratory difficulties and diffuse hypotonia with myopathic features on muscle biopsies.
This could be due to the difficulty in detecting diffuse axonal injury [ 34, 35] and lesions of the brainstem [ 2].
