Sentence examples for situation difficulty from inspiring English sources

Depending on the specific situation, difficulty in using the glove may be alleviated through adjusting the sensitivity of the cursor movement and location of the contact pads.

We previously showed that MSM exhibited higher spontaneous activity in the home cage, reduced novelty-induced activity and increased freezing and grooming in a novel situation, difficulty in habituation to novelty, and reduced pain sensitivity compared to B6 (Koide et al. 2000; Takahashi et al. 2006).

How can we fix this? —Martha, Buffalo, NY A. If you would, Martha, let me start with a digression that isn't intended to make any less of your situation: Difficulties with the in-laws!

6 In 2006, a focus-group qualitative study of the follow-up by Belgian family doctors of children of separated parents described what specifically impeded the work of family doctors in these situations: difficulty communicating with the parents about the child's health and obstacles to medical follow-up, in particular for chronic diseases or adherence to vaccination schedules, among other things.

Being "normally depressed" is a consequence of everyday life situations: difficulty at school, problems with family or friends, even being in love, and for this reason solutions must be found in the context of everyday life and social relations (see Additional file 1: Appendix 2, point 2.1).

High scores on the Social Skills scale reflect limited interest in/enjoyment of social situations, difficulties making new friends, and "reading" other people's feelings or intentions.

Four main categories emerged from the data analysis concerning why people live in flood-prone areas: overall good living situation; sense of place; difficulties relocating; and being well-adapted to the situation.

That's how it supports your character in a situation of difficulty".

Reasons given for not determining the socioeconomic status for male patients were the urgency of the medical situation and difficulty to apply this principle.

Those most likely benefitting from the extensive intervention were characterized by poor prognosis, such as having more complaints if work was continued, limited control on their work situation and difficulty turning down tasks at work or at home.

Such a situation causes difficulties identifying actual fraud, particularly as actors may unconsciously participate.