Sentence examples for except for difficulty from inspiring English sources

No difference in the proportion of those reporting signs and symptoms, or between those who survived and those who died was noted, except for difficulty swallowing.

WOMAC™ total and subscales improved for both active treatments versus placebo except for difficulty in performing daily activities, for which celecoxib just failed to achieve significance (P = 0.056).

Most of the mothers (99.1%) had very positive attitudes to immunization and > 55% were generally knowledgeable about symptoms of vaccine preventable diseases except for difficulty in breathing (as symptom of diphtheria).

The knowledge and attitudes of the mothers/care givers towards immunization are shown on Table 2. Most mothers had very positive attitudes and more than half of them were generally knowledgeable about symptoms of vaccine preventable diseases except for difficulty in breathing.

Except for difficulties with another Indian boy adopted a year later, his life in Tasmania is a pleasure compared with what has come before.

Distributions of some socio-demographic characteristics and chronic conditions were found to be uneven between patient-reports and proxy-reports.> -wrap-foot> Charlsonrlson Comorbidity Index Except for difficulties in stooping/crouching/kneeling, proxy-reports were associated with significantly higher percentages of health and functional limitations compared with patient-reports (Table  2).

In the subgroup of subjects with moderate dementia, the discrimination powers of 4 of the 5 items were about.4, and the difficulty indices were between.67 and.80 except for the difficulty index of Item 1.

The prefrontal region corresponding to the declarative memory module exhibits the predicted main effects of subtraction difficulty and text entry difficulty (except for Text Entry Difficulty when the listening task was present).

This is an activity tracker I would like to recommend for the fitness and life balance oriented individual, except for the difficulty in navigating the screen.

Except for surgery difficulty, surgeon's experience, oral contraception use, and oral hygiene, the influences of other risk factors (age, gender) were rather inconclusive.

In addressing RQ1, the literature review (Table 1) revealed that most authors had identified several major categories of difficulty, all of which were classified by us as established, except for two difficulties, which had limited available evidence and were classified as partially established.