Sentence examples for a different degree of difficulty from inspiring English sources

In our opinion, it is helpful to approximately categorize all statistical hypotheses into three categories with respect to their biological interpretability, whereas each category represents a different degree of difficulty to find a biological interpretation for a hypothesis.

The QRA world encompasses a multifaceted series of exercises, which present a different degree of complexity and difficulty.

We bring a different degree of rigor.

So that's led to a different degree of authenticity.

Everyone has a different degree of comfort with self-exposure.

Fifteen anesthesiologists performed tracheal intubation on an infant manikin at three different degrees of difficulty (normal [Cormack-Lehane grades (Cormack) 1-2], cervical stabilization [Cormack 2-3], anteflexionxion [Cormack 3-4]) with or without a GEB, intubation success rate, and intubation time.

Knowledge was computed in a less straightforward way to reflect the different degrees of difficulty for the individual questions.

The contrasts between vowel quality and stress processing seem to reflect qualitative differences rather than being only related to different degrees of difficulty.

The study shows that "dyslexics share a common neurobiological substrate," even though they have very different degrees of difficulty with reading and spelling, says neuroscientist Guinevere Eden of Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. "The study is small, but it's the first of its kind, and [such studies are] very important to this field," she adds.

Several numerical and engineering cases with different degrees of difficulty verify the applicability of the proposed VF metamodeling approach.

Algorithms entered in the automated-planning competition — called the International Planning Competition, or IPC — are given related problems with different degrees of difficulty.