Sentence examples for management difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Dealing with large classes constitutes a real challenge to every teacher: diversity of students, lack of flexibility, class climate management, difficulty of setting and enforcing classroom behaviour (crowd control), minimum attention to students, limited monitoring of students' learning and difficulty in engaging students to activities.

The organisational and management difficulties of co-ordinating geographically dispersed research teams are not insignificant (Shrum et al. 2001; Hackett 2005a).

The aim of this article was to discuss diagnostic and management difficulties of SPD with special interest in patients sharing sexual delusions.

We present the diagnosis and management difficulties of a four-case series admitted to our clinic during the last year, with severe acute liver failure, with encephalopathy that required medical management, intensive care and organ support, including artificial extracorporeal liver support.

The diagnosis of columnar cell change on stereotactic core biopsy presents a management difficulty because of uncertainty regarding the pathological and clinical significance of such lesions.

Only heart failure ranked consistently higher than AF in terms of management difficulty and demands on time.

Although technically feasible (e.g. Perez et al., 1968), there has been no commercial application of molasses feeding as the basis of diets for poultry, mainly because of management difficulties caused by the viscous nature of the molasses.

Despite the MHRA retrospectively citing precautionary action in regard to patient management the difficulty of ascertaining what constitutes appropriate precautionary action remains (cf. Ahteensuu [2004]).

That year the lead singer, Ali Campbell, left the group, because of "management difficulties" and "an ongoing investigation into the handling of my business affairs," according to a statement he released at the time.

Assessment of prehospital management difficulties in morbid obese patients.

Neck circumference is increasingly being recognized as a significant predictor across the spectrum of airway management difficulties while female gender has not been previously reported as a risk factor for difficult LMA placement.