Sentence examples for preceding difficulties from inspiring English sources

A press release from LePage's office after the meeting implied that there were frustrations from both parties regarding the preceding difficulties, but suggested that the exchange had been generally cordial.

The subjects experienced distress during treatment precedes difficulties in long-term adjustment.

A prospective population-based study of adults in Manitoba showed that individuals with diabetes complications were twice as likely not to be in the labor force (24), and a study of physician service use among Saskatchewan adults before going on welfare suggested that poor health may precede financial difficulties (25).

The net result of the preceding discussion of difficulties for a Bayesian historicism mirrors that described above in the case of purported "proofs" of Bayesianism.

However, endorsement rates for the different criteria of the DSM-5 diagnosis seem to vary across studies, with higher endorsement rates for negative states or interpersonal difficulties preceding NSSI.

Difficulty getting to the general practitioner (GP) surgery as a reason for unmet need to see a doctor in the preceding 6 months; difficulty getting into the surgery building.

And, regarding perception, "the present state of each substance is a natural result [consequence] of its preceding state" (Clarification of Difficulties concerning Monsieur Bayle GP iv, 521).

Moreover, several preceding groups had significant difficulty in making the diagnosis.

Our results did not show a more accelerated decline in life-space mobility among those with hearing difficulties; however, the logistic regression with restricted life-space mobility as the outcome suggests that hearing difficulties precedes restrictions in life-space mobility.

In our cohort, constant exposure to abnormal glycemic variation may disrupt skill acquisition in the very young child even in the absence of structural CNS change, whereas subtle changes in brain structure may precede global cognitive difficulties in the participants who were older at disease onset.

In the United States the difficulties of the preceding 15 years were followed by a new culture of domesticity.