Sentence examples for problems in expressing from inspiring English sources

The proposed tests are focused on the evaluation of memory loss related to common objects, recent conversations and events; the diagnosis of problems in expressing and understanding language; the ability to recognize abnormalities; and to differentiate between virtual worlds and reality, or humans and machines.

Other hindering factors were perceptions of being misunderstood, rejected and powerless due to problems in expressing their needs forcefully enough.

In order to overcome the problem in expressing the haptophytic genes in the diatom, we customly synthesized the sequences to be tested in the codon bias determined for P. tricornutum.

Social support is a protective coping mechanism that may assist HIV + people in solving problems and in expressing emotions, thereby reducing psychological distress [ 44- 46].

To achieve this, we exploited a wheat germ cell-free translation system in the presence of asolectin liposomes because this system circumvents several problems encountered in expressing recombinant membrane proteins in surrogate organisms or cells (17, 18).

Particularly, vector equilibrium problems are successful in expressing optimality conditions for constrained extremum problems and equilibrium conditions for network flow and economic problems; see [3, 8] and the references therein.

The result is stress, anguish, psychosomatic illness, what I call in my book the 'new maladies of the soul,' the difficulty in expressing problems in words and images".

The direct interaction of dyskerin and hTR has not been demonstrated and is an experimentally challenging research problem because of difficulties in expressing and purifying dyskerin in quantities that are useful for biophysical analysis.

One explanation could be that these patients may have had difficulties in expressing their problems and pain, and were less frequently checked and examined postoperatively.

Perhaps an optimistic interpretation of our mental health results is that the boys directly exposed to the sport-for-development intervention became more comfortable in expressing their problems and this created a response bias.

Here, we examined this problem in mice expressing a mutant version of periaxin, a protein required for Schwann cell elongation [ 4].