Sentence examples for more difficult among from inspiring English sources

Productive interaction may be more difficult among certain patient populations.

This is even more difficult among HIV-infected individuals as the classical symptoms of PTB may not be as pronounced as in HIV negative patients.

If initiation of breast-feeding is more difficult among such infants, this exclusion may have diminished our ability to detect any effect.

It is likely that true accuracy is in the range of 2858%58%, as estimation is likely to be more difficult among those patients where survival was unrecorded.

Absolute values of residual pairwise FST were also negatively associated with pairwise mean AR (r = −0.28; P = 0.0287), indicating that, because of genetic drift, predicting FST from geography is more difficult among population pairs with low mean genetic variability than among population pairs with high mean genetic variability.

As among transplant patients, the strong role of immunodeficiency and EBV in NHL (Jaffe et al, 2001) makes the evaluation of possible weak risk factors such as HCV infection much more difficult among PHIV than in the general population (Negri et al, 2004).

Tuberculosis is often an unrecognized disease, especially among children; therefore, providing screening for both children and adults may allow for detection and potentially at an earlier phase of the disease, understanding that diagnosis among children is more difficult than among adults [ 20].

6 As reported in other studies, TB case management among migrants is more difficult than among local residents due to their 'migratory' nature, poor financial conditions, low education level and minimal awareness of TB. 4 5 7 The challenge of administering to the migrant population presents an important barrier for the National TB Control Program in China.

Recent high-profile police shootings have exacerbated negative feelings toward the police, making recruitment more difficult, particularly among minorities.

For example: Being an alcoholic becomes conflated with struggling to write a screenplay about being an alcoholic, a process made more difficult by, among other things, being an alcoholic.

The key phrase became "shape up or ship out". Organizational discipline is hard enough to enforce among veteran employees; it is even more difficult to institute among members of a large family.