Sentence examples for preparation difficulty from inspiring English sources

The measures used in creating the algorithm were ADL impairment, cognitive impairment, behavior disturbance (verbally or physically abusive, socially inappropriate behavior, resists care), decline in decision making, problems with medication management, pressure ulcers, falls, problems with meal preparation, difficulty swallowing, and the RAI-HC's nursing home risk care-planning protocol.

Specimen preparation difficulties sometimes limit the usefulness of electron microscopy for microstructural characterization of coatings.

In experiments with homeopathic preparations difficulties with the reproducibility even of in vitro models are known [ 44].

DMEK is a surgical technique which is performed to a limited extent because of problems associated with the donor preparation and difficulties associated with unfolding of the EDM in the anterior chamber.

This provides information on weight change, food intake and risk factors for food intake (meal frequency, diet restriction, appetite, chewing and swallowing difficulties, meal replacement, eating alone, meal preparation and shopping difficulties).

Often the extreme data values are of interest and may explain technical difficulties in the process (e.g. sample preparation issues, technical difficulties with instrumentation and a mislabeling of samples).

The weather and the consequent difficulty in preparation of the pitch mean Lord's is likely to be as hospitable to seam as it ever will be but it will still be a challenge.

This is partly due to difficulty in preparation of single crystalline TMD films with large uniformity.

The problem of preparation cost and scheduling difficulty is more serious especially in open lectures where teachers cannot assume levels of learners' background knowledge.

However, these injection-based methods are not suitable for large-scale industrial preparation due to the difficulty of large mass transfer in the process of the injection.

This may be due to the difficulty in preparation of form II samples whose quality is high enough for PL studies; actual form II samples usually contain significant fractions of form I modifications as well as amorphous backbones.