Sentence examples for practice difficulties from inspiring English sources
Based on the fact that there are contradictions between what is required for the large commercial complex in the fire code and the real application in practice, difficulties in fire protection of designing large commercial complex have been analyzed.
Treatment becomes obligatory only when risk or evidence of practice difficulties are identified.
Referrals after a formal report received by the 'Colegio de Médicos' due to practice difficulties.
In a family process model, Cummings et al. [ 12] hypothesized that parenting practice difficulties due to distress hamper parental support, which, in turn, affects the child's adjustment.
In practice, difficulties tracing participants (to advise them to return to clinic for treatment) and inefficient reporting systems (based on monthly lists of results by study number) meant that many participants only received their results after several weeks, which we agreed was unacceptable.
Problematic aspects included that the patients' struggle with OCD symptoms interfered with their mindfulness practice, difficulties applying mindfulness techniques as a skill in OCD-related situations and the perceived discrepancy between their desire for change and the accepting attitude inherent in the mindfulness concept.
Participants completed a standard questionnaire on their clinical practices, difficulties and educational needs for AD management.
Other themes could have undoubtedly been treated and would have identified other practices, difficulties and/or needs for further education.
Within the framework of the French national AD plan, an inquiry was undertaken to identify the clinical practices, difficulties and training needs of GPs managing this pathology.
The infrastructure facilitated the conduct of randomized database studies in general practice but some practical difficulties and methodological issues remain.
In clinical practice, these difficulties can be used as the basis for a description of the difficulties in people's lives associated to these conditions and to make comparisons among them.
