Sentence examples similar to a difficulty highlighted from inspiring English sources

A further difficulty highlighted by previous research is that studies testing interventions designed to reduce suicide risk are often hampered by small sample sizes [ 11, 29, 10].

(gay male) P12 This difficulty highlighted the burden of disclosing to a PCP and the frustration of having to correct a perceived assumption of a patient's heterosexuality.

While the AHRS algorithm makes it possible to place the local molecular clocks on a phylogeny, the number of clocks is still left to users' discretion the first "difficulty" highlighted above.

The weak relationship between cognitive level and item difficulty highlights the need to carefully consider the ways in which we assess student learning.

It is then argued that this disappearance is due to the inability of regret scales to capture differences in perceived regret when used in between-subject designs, a difficulty that is highlighted by a second study.

There are several diagnostic difficulties highlighted by our study, and a small study of 44 children has previously identified similar difficulties in detecting lung parenchymal changes using whole-body post-mortem CT [ 15].

He said there was "no excuse" for some of the difficulties highlighted during the BBC's NHS week and the government had a plan to help hospitals cope.

The artist said her difficulties highlighted the industry's problems.

Indeed, the very sort of difficulties highlighted by the Government here were cited by this Court in deciding that the approach later mandated by Congress under RFRA was not required as a matter of constitutional law under the Free Exercise Clause.

That does not mean that Otherwise than Being was not motivated by the difficulties highlighted in Totality and Infinity by Jacques Derrida and others.

No difficulties highlighted on the continuity assessment (14 patients).