Sentence examples for a conceptual difficulty from inspiring English sources

In the latter case (i.e. β → 0) it is shown that a conceptual difficulty arises for internal structures which require infinite time for complete conversion since a fully reacted product layer cannot form.

The fact that Aurora B is active in the presence of unattached kinetochores poses a conceptual difficulty.

We found that questions targeting CC4, SCb, and CC2 had the highest percentages of responses displaying a conceptual difficulty (78, 57, and 46%, respectively; Figure 2).

In this respect, conceptual difficulties that stem from poor or limited knowledge of development (DV) were the most prevalent overall; of 742 student responses from survey 3, 305 indicated a conceptual difficulty associated with developmental, cellular, or molecular biology (Table 3).

We categorized certain incorrect responses as "uncodable" if they were incorrect as a result of being incomplete, vague, or tautological, providing insufficient context for us to determine any conceptual difficulty a student might have had (see Student Excerpts 1 for examples).

Uncodable responses included those responses that were incorrect because they were incomplete, vague, or tautological, with the result that they did not provide enough context to determine any conceptual difficulty that a student might have (see Student Excerpts 1 for examples).

Because our conceptual framework is hierarchical, any conceptual difficulty associated with a SC or FC may propagate.

In particular, invoking purpose or need as a mechanism (CB1, teleology) was a common conceptual difficulty among our student responses, with 14.7% students unable to provide any mechanism other than "it was needed" (see Student Excerpts 2).

Technocratic utopias like those envisioned by Wells and Skinner have a serious conceptual difficulty: where, how, and why is the process of "improvement" to stop?

Though not easy to read, it brilliantly expresses the ambiguities and blind alleys as Galileo wrestled with the conceptual difficulty of introducing a non-geometrical quantity — time itself — into the proportions.

"And secondly we have the conceptual difficulty of establishing Cardiff as a Test match ground".