Sentence examples similar to have difficulty adopting from inspiring English sources

We initially attempted to image the PF joint in a weight-bearing position according to the Buckland-Wright protocol but this resulted in poor quality films which failed to demonstrate the joint space well in a significant minority of participants who had difficulty adopting the weight-bearing position.

Previous research has shown that patients with diabetes and other diseases often have difficulty in adopting lifestyle changes and completing self-care tasks[ 6].

Application of the GPI index is cumbersome, such that other centers may have difficulty in adopting the method; therefore, the measure may remain unfamiliar.

Although we are not certain as to the exact cause behind these differences, it is probably multifactorial, as it has been commonly observed that individuals with chronic LBP have difficulty in adopting a neutral posture of the lumbar spine, and that static balance might have been disturbed[ 35].

The physicians in this study were older and had been in practice a mean duration of 26 and 23 years and thus may have had more difficulty adopting the intervention.

Supportive technology, such as computers and tablets, could potentially assist patients with self-care to manage their condition after hospital discharge; however, older individuals have difficulties in adopting technology to manage their condition.

Though they learned that the orphanage was, by the country's standards, quite nurturing, they had read that adopted children often have difficulty attaching to their new parents and feeling secure after a life that was anything but.

One problem with adopting this perspective is that some authors might have difficulty predicting what readers would want to know.

I have difficulty staying asleep.

They have difficulty integrating.

Have difficulty?