Sentence examples for disruption difficulties from inspiring English sources

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a clinically defined illness with a broad range of symptoms including severe and debilitating fatigue, muscle pain, sleep disruption, difficulties with concentration, memory impairment and headaches.

Not only did they have the worry over the acute illness and the need to get to the hospital each day to visit, but the services which they had in place at home or in the care home were at risk which could cause further disruption, difficulty and vulnerability when the person with dementia was discharged.

They include hallucinations, paranoia, ICU noise, severe sleep disruption, communication difficulties and fear of disconnection from the ventilator [ 1].

Data on lifetime stress or worry about common life events/difficulties (i.e., romantic breakups, family disruption, interpersonal difficulties, and personal stress (health, weight, school work)), symptoms of depression, conduct disorder symptoms, and substance use were collected from 1025 grade 7 students (mean age 12.9 years; 45% male).

"From a student perspective, there should be no disruption or difficulty," said William F. Adolph, chairman of the agency's board.

Delivering the NHS Providers' annual lecture this week Lansley failed to demonstrate any understanding that the Health and Social Care Act he drove through created huge disruption and enduring difficulties.

Merrill Lynch cut its earnings and revenue estimates for I.B.M. because of the business disruption and economic difficulties caused by the attacks.

Disadvantages include the aggressive nature of the cell disruption and the difficulties of scaling HSH rotor stator apparatus for industrial or commercial scale use.

In a review published in 1985, Andersen reported that general sexual disruption or specific difficulties in reaching orgasm ranged from 21% to 39% in patients with a diagnosis of breast cancer.

Sleep disturbances may contribute to cognitive dysfunctions in Down syndrome patients, while individuals with high ratings of sleep disruption have greater difficulties with executive functions (Chen et al. 2013).

Physical effects include vaginal dryness, fibrosis, stenosis or shortening, vaginal bleeding and discharge, menopausal symptoms, skin reactions, urinary difficulties, disruption to bowel function and infertility (Jeffries et al, 2006; Maher and Denton, 2008).