Sentence examples for examination difficult from inspiring English sources

Poor condition of some specimens made identification by morphologic examination difficult.

He would respond verbally to some questions, but only after a long delay and with only one or two words, making mental status examination difficult.

However, nonpharmacological strategies as first-line interventions for shivering minimize the risk of excessive sedation, which can make neurological examination difficult and increase the risk of complications.

The reason for including only healthy subjects in the intra-rater reliability study was that we considered three consecutive examinations too much of a strain for the patients to be ethically defensible; it would also have made the results of the third examination difficult to interpret.

(interview 15: female, year 4, age 20 22) All the participants found the learning of any physical examination difficult to some extent, particularly as they felt that the examinations were not for the benefit of the patients, but only for the students' learning purposes.

The first person, above, could be happy that they got an 85%, but still stressed or upset, because they find the subject of the examination difficult.

Both have injury niggles – Nadal, nursing a slight hamstring strain, later pulled out of the doubles, while Murray insists his chronic right-knee defect is no more bothersome than usual – but it is mentally where they underwent the more searching examination in difficult conditions.

Pelvic examination was difficult to interpret as the patient was in a significant degree of discomfort.

Preoperative diagnosis as atypical type A thymoma variant based on radiological examination is difficult.

Differentiation between S. japonicum and S. mekongi eggs and/or cercariae via microscopic examination is difficult due to morphological similarities.

Shoulder examination was difficult due to extreme pain, and anteriorly, along the surgical scar, we could observe a 1-cm sinus tract.