Sentence examples for mediating difficulties from inspiring English sources

Prominent psychological theories have implicated inhibitory control in ADHD symptoms, potentially mediating difficulties in impulsivity [Barkley, 1997; Quay, 1997].

The LONI Pipeline mediates these difficulties by providing clear, functional and complete record of the methodological and technological protocols for the analysis.

Similarly, our finding that the age differences in QOL were mediated by difficulties that the older students were experiencing with their greater burden of school work and demands for social relationships [ 19] implies that school - based programs that include making the school atmosphere more study - friendly have the potential to improve the QOL of students.

It is now accepted that what really mediates the difficulty is the search space (also called problem space) [3], [4].

The readiness of these brain systems to respond could mediate the difficulty these individuals have in being able to relax in environments that others perceive as non stressful.

In a series of longitudinal regression analyses, the relationship between MA injection and syringe sharing was shown to be partially mediated by difficulty accessing syringes.

For example, activity in the medial postcentral cortex may mediate increased difficulty in finding a random-looking sequence, or other differences related to task processing such as the amount of information that was taken into consideration for the number choice.

To determine whether food insecurity the inability to reliably afford safe and nutritious food is associated with poor glycemic control and whether this association is mediated by difficulty following a healthy diet, diabetes self-efficacy, or emotional distress related to diabetes.

Emotional processing difficulties mediated the association between altered self-capacity and pain catastrophising and poor psychological well-being.

(Jason, Focus Group 1) Some participants thought that both low literacy and its associated stigma had impacted on their health in ways not mediated by their difficulties with healthcare use or the management of health conditions at home.

However, only difficulty following a diabetic diet (P = 0.01) and emotional distress related to diabetes (P = 0.006) met formal criteria as mediators, with difficulty following a diabetic diet mediating 20% of the total effect and emotional distress related to diabetes mediating 34% of the total effect.