Sentence examples for effects and difficulties from inspiring English sources

This is responsible for the system's increased sensitivity to frequency offsets, Doppler effects and difficulties in user synchronization.

The Level 2 and Level 1 scales of the TSQM seemed to possess greater explanatory power with respect to clinicians' ratings of treatment side effects and difficulties their patients had with medication use.

A similar lack of long-lasting effects and difficulties among women with FM to maintain their levels of resistance exercise after the end of intervention have previously been reported [ 57].

The relatively lower use of CV drugs in PDD and DLB patients compared with AD may be attributed to the fear of their side effects and difficulties in the management of blood pressure due to autonomic dysfunction [ 37].

Potential side effects and difficulty in managing the prescription were emphasised [ 42].

Even with more advanced diffusion methods, like spherical deconvolution, artifacts can occur due to partial volume effects and difficulty in reconstructing complex anatomical configurations (e.g., crossing, kissing, and fanning) and low spatial resolution (Dell'Acqua and Catani 2012; Kristo et al. 2013).

Even though, Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) has resulted in significant reduction in mortality associated with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), the side-effects and difficulties in patient compliance warrants the search for new therapeutic options.

*** p <.001 (2-tailed) The correlations between patients' satisfaction ratings and physicians' ratings of their patients on the core treatment dimensions of IOP control, severity of side effects, compliance, and difficulties with self-administration (see Table 10) provided evidence for the concurrent clinical criterion-related validity of the TSQM and TSS-IOP scales.

Reasons for poor adherence among youth 12 years and older are often multifactorial, including logistical complications in day-to-day routines (simply forgetting), adverse side effects, and emotional difficulties such as depression, traumatic stress, and anxiety [ 16- 18].

However, the clinical development of anti-invasive therapies is often hampered by their lack of direct anti-tumour effects and the difficulties involved with trial design and as yet it is not clear how they will be used in the clinical setting.

Six items were manipulated to have linear position effects and the difficulty of the remaining items were not influenced by position changes.