Sentence examples for higher risk of difficulty from inspiring English sources

She remains "at higher risk of difficulty" but the reality remains unknown.

Studies examining patients with cervical spine limitation and obesity were included into the "at higher risk of difficulty group" as the authors and publishers considered these subjects to be at higher risk of difficulty.

Previous investigators have reported the use of videolaryngoscopy in patients at higher risk of difficulty, in obese subjects [ 8- 11] or those with cervical spine limitation [ 12- 19].

This systematic review of the efficacy of videolaryngoscopy in orotracheal intubation classifies the patient groups under study into four clinical entities: unselected, at higher risk of difficulty, difficult direct laryngoscopy, and failed direct laryngoscopy.

Individuals were recruited from: a sexual problems clinic (n = 6; clinical sample); the diabetes and depression patient lists of a General Practice (n = 13; community members at higher risk of difficulties); an HIV charity (n = 3; community members at higher risk of difficulties); and the waiting room of a General Practice (n = 10; community sample).

Dr. Healy:  "The authors have explained the reasons for progressing directly to videolaryngoscopy, but being at high risk of difficulty is distinct from true difficulty.

The authors have explained the reasons for progressing directly to videolaryngoscopy, but being at high risk of difficulty is distinct from true difficulty.

Health care professionals cannot predict which cancer patients are at higher risk of social difficulties based on age, gender and social deprivation at different stages of disease.

Without conspicuous exchanges between teacher and student, there is higher risk of distractions and difficulty in concentrating.

Medical NEC infants faced a significantly higher risk of FTT, feeding difficulties, NDD and open gastrointestinal ostomies between 6 12 months of age, but not in the subsequent periods of evaluation.

Moreover, conducting such an analysis on a unique sample of vulnerable children who are susceptible to multiple instances of adversity, including trauma, provides evidence of the nature of this relationship within a context of heightened adversity and potentially higher risk of mental health difficulties.