Sentence examples for risk of difficulty from inspiring English sources

The agency requires all botulinum toxins to carry a "black box" warning label that the drug could spread to other parts of the body — with the risk of difficulty in breathing or swallowing.

Many fly overseas where US dollars go much further, but this places them at considerable risk of difficulty attaining follow-up care if they experience complications.

She remains "at higher risk of difficulty" but the reality remains unknown.

Studies examining patients with cervical spine limitation and obesity were included into the "at higher risk of difficulty group" as the authors and publishers considered these subjects to be at higher risk of difficulty.

Dr. Healy:  "The authors have explained the reasons for progressing directly to videolaryngoscopy, but being at high risk of difficulty is distinct from true difficulty.

We found that DDE increased the risk of difficulty initiating breast-feeding, but only in women who had not breast-fed previously.

Going for genetically similar men, detected from body odour, may increase a woman's risk of difficulties trying to conceive, miscarriage and of long intervals between pregnancies.

The present study also stresses that the availability of reliable tools to identify children at risk of difficulties is useful and can assist educators in easing these reactions, minimizing ongoing difficulties and adapting their own practices.

A child's school readiness is a proven predictor of academic achievement later on; therefore, whatever measures are taken can to increase those EDI scores and reduce children's risk of difficulties throughout their schooling.

A significant proportion of children poststroke are at long-term risk of difficulties with emotional regulation, executive function, and attention.

We also previously showed that this risk of difficulties was not dose-dependent with ACS therapy [ 3].