Sentence examples for prior difficulties from inspiring English sources

On the whole, celebrity worship seems to be more an effect of prior difficulties than a cause of them.

The toxicity of SecTRAPs to A549 and HeLa cells could possibly explain prior difficulties encountered in attempts to establish a stable TrxR1-overexpressing cell line.

16 Technical advances now allow informative portable physiological recording at altitude, overcoming many prior difficulties in studying healthy children.

At the start of the training participants were asked to discuss in pairs their prior difficulties and successes with BBCC.

However, we believe this was related to the investment at the beginning of the session in completing questionnaires and acknowledgement of prior difficulties together with other features of the session (e.g. peer learning, structured feedback etc).

Common differences perceived by the women between their first and second pregnancy included: increased concern about weight gain in their second pregnancy due to prior difficulties with postpartum weight loss and increased time demands in their second pregnancy impeded healthy lifestyle practices.

This adjustment led to attenuation of the effects of cannabis use suggesting that reverse causation, i.e. prior educational difficulties predisposing to cannabis use, was an issue in our study population.

In contrast, the effect of prior financial difficulty was explained by baseline depression symptoms.

According to passengers on the aircraft who spoke to the Guardian, Mubenga was being heavily restrained and was complaining of breathing difficulties prior to losing consciousness.

Understanding the health implications of return migration is important because prior research notes difficulties for former migrants upon return.

While the use of think-aloud technique was avoided due to prior reports of difficulties with this technique among some ethno-cultural populations [11, 29], a good proportion of participants' provided think-aloud comments on their own in all cognitive interview rounds.