Sentence examples for population difficulty from inspiring English sources

The study faced significant challenges, including a heterogeneous patient population, difficulty recruiting subjects despite an international collaborative effort, and an inability to include a placebo-controlled design due to ethical concerns.

Obtaining accurate longevity estimates can be hampered by the low probability of catching older individuals as they represent a small portion of the entire population, difficulty associated with capturing large specimens that are more capable of escaping gear than smaller conspecifics, and the reduction of older individuals in the population due to fishing pressure (Bishop et al., 2006).

This finding suggests that, at least for this population, difficulties in the mother infant relationship are not likely to be alleviated through the treatment of maternal depression alone.

This study also identified a number of areas of potentially unmet need amongst this highly vulnerable population including difficulty affording medication, difficulty in accessing services in rural areas, poor medication management, social isolation and mental health issues.

In the nineties, the demand for low skilled migrants declined significantly, and a large share of the now resident, low qualified migrant population had difficulty finding jobs.

The main weak points in using AI optimization technique are the possibility of being trapped at local minima, being confined to the population space, difficulty to solve heavily nonlinear problems and to make full use of the historical information beside the lack of prediction about the search space.

Immigrants and their children, who are two thirds of our population, have difficulty accessing city services.

But shocking fact is that the general population get difficulty in getting admission to these facilities.

Also we estimate that 2.2%9595% CI 2.2%to2.3.3%) of the adult population had difficulty getting into surgery premises.

Among the FM population, sleep difficulty symptoms were independently associated with clinically-meaningful decrements in mental and physical HRQoL.

For Stung Treng, at least two additional factors besides dispersed population and difficulty of access to the health facilities may have played a part in the region's relatively low performance.