Sentence examples for 1 difficulty from inspiring English sources

The three dimensions of the TAS-20 are the following: (1) difficulty identifying feelings, (2) difficulty describing feelings, and (3) externally oriented thinking.

Three studied items were included in the first testlet, representing items with low (b k  = −1), medium (b k  = 0), and high (b k  = 1) difficulty parameters.

Nevertheless, some of the problems with which very few of these studies have been able to contend (whether Putnam's original study) or later work, have been (1) difficulty controlling for selection based on preferences for local good provision, (2) issues with the small size or highly-aggregated nature of the data, and (3) difficulty finding credible measures of inequality and fractionalization.

This suggests that (1) difficulty in independently assessing the authenticity of foreign experience with foreign employers, (2) difficulty in assessing the quality of foreign skills, and (3) a mismatched belief between employers and returnees about the quality of foreign skills could negatively affect employment prospects for returnees.

HUNT 3 (performed between October 2006 and June 2008) was to a large extent a replication of HUNT 2. HUNT 3 included three insomnia questions in Q2: "How often during the last three months have you experienced: 1) difficulty falling asleep at night, 2) several awakenings during the night and 3) wake up to early and were not able to fall asleep again.

Agbalaka et al. (2008) observed that the reason for this divergence in observed reports is attributable to a number of factors which includes (1) difficulty in wetting state reproducibility, (2) lack of unified standards and procedure for coring, core handling and core storage, and (3) the wetting state characterization method adopted.

Low point: The late 80s – difficulty transitioning, two failed marriages and a career that had disintegrated.

[B6.] DIFFICULTY FOR NEW MOMS A business trip creates a number of challenges for breastfeeding mothers.

Fig. 3 Difficulty index distribution.

The TAS 20 is a 20-item self-rating questionnaire that measures the following factors: F1, difficulty identifying feelings; F2, difficulty describing feelings; and F3, externally oriented thinking.

This 20-item self-rating questionnaire measures the following factors: F1, difficulty identifying feelings; F2, difficulty describing feelings; and F3, externally oriented thinking.