Sentence examples for mentioned difficulty in from inspiring English sources

In category C2 of Question #17, 3 KUHP doctors mentioned difficulty in recruitment of patients.

The HPs also frequently mentioned difficulty in assuring follow-up (53%).

Some village doctors mentioned difficulty in describing patients' conditions in Bangla and the TRCL doctors found it difficult to understand the village doctors' dialect.

A SNUH doctor mentioned difficulty in patient recruitment and recommended the establishment of a more efficient patient referral system to SNUH from other hospitals.

Regarding potential problems which students anticipate while dealing with the rural population fourteen respondents mentioned difficulty in being accepted by the rural community, while eight respondents mentioned that the rural population may be less educated which may lead to problems in their acceptance of treatments and advice provided by the doctor.

After prison workers discovered his suicide attempt, Mr. Chen mentioned difficulties in rejoining the party and argued that his convictions were unjust, the Justice Ministry said in its statement.

But when the results go better, as in last season's showings of "On the Waterfront" and "The Godfather" (with their sulfurous scores by Leonard Bernstein and Nino Rota, respectively), certain problems remain: Anthony Tommasini, of the Times, had mentioned difficulties in hearing spoken dialogue in that presentation, for example, and the problem persisted in "Manhattan".

Due to economic reasons, the relatively rare need of port expansion as well as the mentioned difficulties in the permitting process, beneficial use of dredged material in harbour construction is considered to be used as exceptional cases.

As randomised clinical trials and metanalysis are considered the most valuable sources of information on new treatments, it dearly appears that the mentioned difficulties in interpreting available data from the literature may expose patients to an increased risk of receiving an inappropriate or non-optimal treatment.

Of the three determined themes that students disliked about the flipped classroom, (1) 30.4 % mentioned difficulties in the small-group format; (2) 26.1 % mentioned the videos; and (3) 43.5 % did not respond or did not answer the question (e.g., "I liked everything about it") (Table 1).

We will overcome the above mentioned difficulties in Section 2. Also, although the Leggett-William fixed point theorem is used extensively in the study of triple positive differential equations, the method has not been used to study this type of second-order singular boundary value problem with general differential operators.