Sentence examples for stress difficulty from inspiring English sources

These results further stress difficulty in detecting differentially expressed genes in heterogeneous cell populations.

Administration of a single dose of 3-bromoacivicin did not cause signs of acute toxicity (i.e., acute stress, difficulty in breathing, malaise, lack of appetite) at 10 and 50 mg kg−1.

The ICUSS has four subscales: "physical stress" (difficulty breathing, pain, discomfort from tubes, anxiety about breathing), "delirious symptoms" (hallucinations, nightmares, disorientation, agitation), control (communication, control, confidence, information) and support (dignity, emotional support).

These challenges include intensive clinical workload, psychological stress, difficulties in communicating within multi-professional teams, and lack of adequate support and mentoring [ 9, 22– 25].

In a population dealing with many competing stresses, difficulties remain in enhancing motivation for change and with treatment adherence.

But very rarely does the carer come because they might feel they are a burden or something...'.... General practice team participants said they were aware of the challenges facing carers but stressed difficulties in identifying carers and carers' unwillingness to take up the general practice team's time.

These include unemployment, poor living standards and overcrowding, stress and difficulty in accessing support.

"There is a habit among a lot of senior management to closet themselves during periods of stress or difficulty," he said.

Their personal ordeals, complete with some level of post-traumatic stress and difficulty returning to civilian life, mirrored those of the soldiers they followed.

The year after the Tennessee results came out, for all the stress and difficulty, Tennessee actually had the biggest one-year jump ever.

If considering higher education already feels like a big jump for you – and, particularly, if you have first-hand experience of the stress and difficulty debt can cause – it might well be enough to put you off the idea altogether.