Sentence examples for study difficulty of from inspiring English sources

In this study, difficulty of use and patient discomfort were lower with Trios than with iTero.

However, their results do not seem to separate different fibrosis stages; only discriminate advanced fibrosis (F3 F4) from mild fibrosis (F0 F2), probably because of the variability of the haemodynamic-based study, difficulty of the observation of dynamic microbubble or different property of microbubble.

The influence of those earlier studies, the difficulty of keeping up with the latest research, and the role of anecdotal evidence or reports from dishonest patients mean new research doesn't necessarily change old habits.

"Patients don't come with a sticker on their forehead saying what the diagnosis is," said Renee Hsia of the Institute for Health Policy Studies at UC San Francisco, who has studied the difficulty of making snap diagnoses at the ER.

Reported reasons for dropouts during the study were difficulties of participants to use the time for the whole duration of several months or other personal reasons.

The study acknowledged the difficulty of diagnosing asthma in the studied age group.

Many studies reported difficulties of recruitment to studies e.g. [ 29, 32] and of sustaining participation e.g. [ 37, 41, 43].

The study recognizes the difficulty of evaluating CD under straightforward mechanisms.

And his new play, which follows The Shape of the Table and Pentecost in dealing with the fractious new Europe, offers a detailed, engrossing study of the difficulty of reconciling opposing nationalist forces.

More generally, and most importantly, the Hruschka et al. study highlights the difficulty of tracing influence in networks and of determining the mechanisms through which that influence operates.

Not the first film to take on the anti-apartheid fighter, but the most far-reaching to date, it's a case study in the difficulty of cramming extraordinary lives into the blocky strictures of Attenborough-style biopic.