Sentence examples for a common difficulty of from inspiring English sources

He was having trouble hearing, a common difficulty of bombing victims.

A common difficulty of the biographer of a thinker -- the absence of dramatic adventures away from the lecture hall or writing table -- turns into an advantage.

Measuring the night-time exposure levels is a common difficulty of studies involving personal dosimetry.

A common difficulty of all these studies is the proper placement of passive markers in obese subjects, due to the excessive adipose tissue in the abdominal and pelvic areas.

Analysis of the first part of the interviews revealed a common difficulty in measuring quality of care.

A common difficulty in investigating the role of mtDNA in polygenetic diseases is that it is challenging to precisely define the susceptibility SNP.

A common difficulty in routine practice is nonavailability of the previous (comparator) study, whether performed in-house or at St Elsewhere's.

Cronin (1993, p. 4) states: But to a Darwinian, [characteristics such as the peacock's tail or the eusocial behavior of ants] pose a common difficulty.

The common difficulty of giving a credible account of a marriage surely has something to do with why marriages themselves come apart.

This avoids the common difficulty of an, apparently, over-determined Poisson problem.

The development of such material to resist blast or impact will overcome the current common difficulty of interfacial delamination failure in any protective barrier system or armors.