Sentence examples for identifying their difficulties from inspiring English sources

We conducted an opinion inquiry on AD, via a questionnaire given to a representative population of continental French GPs, with the objectives of describing their practices, and identifying their difficulties and educational needs to manage AD, to prioritize future programs to improve the quality of first-line care delivered to AD patients and those afflicted with associated pathologies.

Federal University of Goiás medical students clearly identified their difficulties: Participant 1: " What's missing in medical school is coordination among subjects… often all the tests fall on the same week".

With wider use in the study, the scale was found to create confusion amongst some participants who had difficulty identifying their ethnic identity, yet had little difficulty in thinking about people from 'ethnic groups other than their own'.

A number of strategic planners describe their difficulties in identifying user "needs", for instance in connection with consultation groups they had set up.

As hypothesized, a cross-level interaction was found: daily stress predicted daily GSEs of the following night, only among those who reported difficulty identifying their emotions.

In particular, TTH sufferers had difficulty identifying their feelings.

Supervision by a trained physiotherapist may augment the effectiveness of pelvic floor muscle training if a patient has difficulty identifying their pelvic floor muscles and/or performing the exercises correctly [ 73].

Gene families usually experiences extensive segmental and tandem duplication over the evolutionary history, thus bringing difficulties in identifying their orthologous relationships across different species.

Health insurance schemes, it is argued, have fewer difficulties in identifying their members, in collecting their contributions and their benefits and are said to be more visible and linked to contributions.

Key informants confirmed that less educated women had greater difficulties in identifying their health needs, especially in relation to conditions that did not affect them in the immediate present.

However, for double perovskites, the presence of octahedral (Oh) and square pyramidal (C4v) symmetries and multiple spin configurations for B-site ions lead to the difficulty in identifying their spin states19.