Sentence examples for more difficulty achieving from inspiring English sources

Individuals with greater risk factors and co-morbid physical illness may have more difficulty achieving higher levels of physical activity.

This difference may be partly the result of our definition rather than an indication that patients with post-herpetic neuralgia and trigeminal neuralgia have more difficulty achieving effective pain relief.

The male has more difficulty in achieving erection, cannot maintain erection as long, and must have longer and longer "rest periods" between sexual acts.

HR+ tumors showed more difficulty in achieving pCR than HR- tumors (P=0.009).

The present study indicated that the patients with nonamplified HER2 showed more difficulty in achieving pCR and more frequent relapse than those with HER2 amplification.

Tumors with gain of FGFR1 or MYBL2 had more difficulty in achieving pCR than the tumors without (P=0.035 and P=0.028).

Patients having tumors with lower HER2 copy numbers (≤ 2.0) showed more difficulty in achieving pCR than patients having tumors with higher HER2 copy numbers (> 2.0) (P=0.019) (Table 1).

The 8 patients showed more difficulty in achieving pCR (P=0.019), more frequent relapse (P=0.018), and more frequent alterations of genes in the PI3K pathway (P=0.009) than the patients with HER2 amplification.

We also found that patients with a tumor showing a single HER2 copy number had more difficulty in achieving pCR, and tended to have worse RFS rates than those having a tumor with HER2 amplification.

The positive HR status (P=0.034), loss of PTEN (P=0.054), and gain of FGFR1 (P=0.077), MYBL2 (P=0.088) or AIB1 (P=0.088) indicated or tended to indicate more difficulty in achieving pCR than the respective counterparts.

The starved fish have generally decreased transcription of immune genes but following infection they attempt to recover this, although they have less circulating plasma proteins and hence may have more difficulty in achieving this and potentially expend considerably more protein and energy reserves attempting to deal with the pathogen.