Sentence examples for has difficulty in responding from inspiring English sources
Although, when left untreated, substance use disorders are associated with high levels of morbidity and mortality [ 3], the South African treatment system has difficulty in responding effectively to these problems [ 4, 5].
MVV is very simple and intuitive, but it has difficulties in responding to various types of 3D displays because it provides limited viewpoints.
Policy makers have difficulty in responding to this dispersed organizational design, as do traditional civil society organizations.
Instead, it has its roots in a tradition on the left itself, which, at best, has always had difficulty in responding swiftly to antisemitism and, at worst, excused or condoned, even promoted it.
The district also had difficulties in responding to emergent challenges such as delayed or non-payment of CHA incentives, as well as inadequate supervision and involvement of CHAs in the health posts where they are supposed to be working.
We created a summary "disability" indicator, defined as those who responded that they had had "difficulty in performing" at least one of the ADLs.
We did initially have difficulty in having some patients with prior proctocolectomy respond to our questionnaire because they considered themselves to no longer have IBD.
Some of the mice were observed responding as if they were suffocating and/or having difficulty in breathing.
Individuals with autism spectrum conditions have difficulties in understanding and responding appropriately to others.
