Sentence examples for Both difficulty from inspiring English sources

Both difficulty (Pearson's r = −.71, p < .000001) and frustration (Pearson's r = −.64, p < .000001) were highly correlated with task accuracy.

Since then, the scoring system has altered so that marks are now given for both difficulty and execution, which includes presentation and artistry.

"Engineering fully functional tissues from cells in a petri dish is a monumental technical challenge, in terms of both difficulty and long-term impact,'' he said.

"Engineering fully functional tissues from cells in a petri dish is a monumental technical challenge, in terms of both difficulty and long-term impact," he said.

So as discussed above, using (19) as the test statistic for spectrum sensing is both difficulty and impractical.

As Table 2 suggests, item parameters drawn from the released 2007 TIMSS grade 4 assessment varied in both difficulty and discrimination, although these values would be considered typical in such assessments.

This highlights both the difficulty and importance of detecting interstitial lung disease on chest radiography.

Circumstances also vary, and with them both the difficulty of pursuing integrity, and our assessment of its merit.

The nt3 and nt3_degen1 data sets both had difficulty estimating this node and both reached degradation points (fig. 4 E).

Now the nation confronts both difficulties.

He said the Milams' experience illustrated both difficulties.