Sentence examples for hit is difficult from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis of HIT is difficult in the resuscitation environment because thrombocytopenia is a frequent and multifactorial phenomenon.

Due to the many causes of thrombocytopenia in critically ill patients, the diagnosis of HIT is difficult, requiring both a high clinical suspicion and confirmatory testing.

"Hitting is difficult," he said.

This could be hindered by perceived obstacles of patient consent – 'it is difficult to be certain that the employee has given consent in a phone or email exchange', GP time/workload and GP role.

Items included: (1) ' Exclusive breastfeeding is more convenient than mixed feeding'; 'Using a feeding method that is convenient is…' (2) 'It is difficult to exclusively breastfeed'; 'Using a feeding method that is easy to do is…'.

One supported proceeding—'it is difficult to present a convincing argument why they should not proceed, provided they understand the potential risks involved, both to the transplanted kidney and to the donor' (Sir Peter Morris, Surgeon, Oxford, personal communication).

Indeed as Elizabeth Fenton has pointed out 'it is difficult not to take [Perrson's and Savulescu's pessimism] to imply that unless and until we further understand moral enhancement, we should try to slow scientific progress'.

Assistance for simple tasks [is needed].'Activitieses agreed on could not be carried out twice due to apathy and depressive mood.' 'In addition, patient had dyspraxia, which made training difficult.'['[There was a] lack of training due to the negative attitude of the carer.'Itis is difficult for the patient to accept the disease.

Although Dr Duffy states that 'it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that there must be some overdiagnosis in CT screening', he hedges 'if the hypothesis of a sizable population of indolent lung tumors is correct, this is a fascinating phenomenon, given the very poor prognosis of symptomatic disease'.

The Dutch version of the VOL-scale [ 34] consists of 12 statements, about the value of life, such as:'It is difficult for me to find meaning in my daily routine' or 'At this moment I have a strong will to live'.

It's hardly news that living with children once they hit puberty is difficult.