Sentence examples for more difficult variations from inspiring English sources

Less and more difficult variations are described for every activity and can be applied according to the patient's cognitive ability.

Once you've mastered the full plank with perfect form, challenge yourself with more difficult variations.

As you become more comfortable and feel like increasing the challenge for yourself, try learning diamond push-ups or one-armed push-ups and replacing several repetitions or even entire sets with these more difficult variations.

This exercise provides a medium-intensity workout, and is a more difficult variation of the classic crunch.

Making the task more difficult: Genetic variations very likely interact with such factors as poor parenting, childhood trauma and adolescent substance abuse to produce full-blown psychiatric disease.

The more difficult problem of variations within the plane is dealt with here.

This homogeneity might have made it more difficult to detect variations in GHQ-12 scores.

Hence, characterizing the influence of a given controlling factor on the soil property is made more difficult by the variation due to other controlling factors.

Note that attaining perfect (100%) sensitivity with semiautomated updating is much more difficult when all reported variations across thousands of genes are of interest rather than only APOE variations.

While our method does learn the language variations used to refer to diseases, this represents only an early step toward the more difficult problems of handling variations in disease classification or recognizing new subtypes.

In addition, cholesterol levels at baseline were only slightly high, which made it more difficult to achieve significant variations.