Sentence examples for minimally difficult from inspiring English sources

The Active Straight Leg Raising ASLRR) test [ 47- 49] (0 = not difficult at all, 1 = minimally difficult, 2 = somewhat difficult, 3 = fairly difficult, 4 = very difficult, 5 = unable to do) is positive when the bilateral sum score is ≥ 2 (score range 0-10).

Thus, understanding their role and that of related homologs, such as DAZL and BOL whose functions appear to overlap at least minimally, is difficult (or impossible) on a genetic background that lacks key regulators.

As we have noted, assessment of vegetative and minimally conscious patients is difficult and the error rate in diagnosis may be as high as 43% [ 2- 4].

The need for non-invasive or minimally invasive biomarkers is difficult to underestimate as the average delay between the onset of symptoms and the surgical diagnosis is almost 7 years [ 21].

Accurate diagnosis of these mysterious conditions can help relatives make difficult decisions, because minimally conscious patients are more likely than vegetative ones to show some degree of recovery.

Despite good reproducibility of both minimally invasive techniques it is difficult to find works, comparing these two methods.

Further, the diagnosis of vegetative and minimally conscious states is itself difficult, with error rates as high as 43%.

It may be especially difficult to find minimally impacted waters for some particular types, e.g., shallow lowland lakes (Bennion and others 2004).

In a proposed oral cancer screening trial [ 1], the investigators suggested biopsying all oral lesions, under the argument that oral biopsy was minimally invasive, and diagnosis was difficult without biopsy.

Outcomes are difficult to define in minimally invasive therapies of prostate cancer and there is no consensus about what is a successful outcome.

Medical tools for minimally invasive surgery are often used under difficult environmental conditions.