Sentence examples for more difficulties of from inspiring English sources

Individuals with Autistic Disorder were found to exhibit significantly more feeding and sleep difficulties than those with PDD-NOS, who in turn presented with more difficulties of this type than those with atypical development.

Mr. Levine said that newer developers can run into "more difficulty of execution" than older professionals, and have to be reminded that "all markets that go up can go down".

Mr Hollande warned his countrymen of more difficulties to come as his government unveiled a budget with more curbs on spending.

The climate change adds even more difficulties to the assessment of contaminants and health outcomes.

Only the SDQ Peer Problem sub-scale shows a consistent pattern of more difficulties for children with HI.

As the bill goes through the house, it is likely to face more difficulties because of the updated provisions.

In the wake of the installation of demagoguery, mental instability, bigotry and the old evils of racism, sexism, homophobia in the White House, I mull over whether he specifically means that we can expect to encounter more difficulties because of 45.

It is also important to recognize that test complexity adds more difficulty to the interpretation of findings.

Children of teenage mothers had more difficulties than children of mothers aged 40 (difference 0.28 SD at age 3 and 0.16 SD at age 5).

Indeed, families of children with ADHD have been consistently shown to experience more difficulties than families of nondisabled controls [ 9, 19].

The frail profile clearly differed by external variables (older, more widowed, more retired or homemakers), internal variables (more difficulties with more of the eight health domains plus more likely to have a diagnosis of at least one of the health conditions) and economic category (the two lower economic categories had significantly higher rates of membership in the frail profile).