Sentence examples for a difficulty in this from inspiring English sources
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A difficulty in this respect, however, was that the meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials on LH versus AH [3] reported a much higher complication rate as compared with large prospective [4, 13] and retrospective case series [5, 14, 15].
A difficulty in this mapping is that the relationship between the whole blood concentration and the input function changes over time, and thus likely needs to be established for every radioligand separately.
Establishing causation is a difficulty in this work, as in all correlation network analyses.
A difficulty in the solution of this formulation which has not been throughly addressed, is the problem of multiple local minima.
This suggests a difficulty in the conventional spectral ratio approach using the reference station in the area.
There is a difficulty in articulating this view, which may be brought out as follows: To begin with, one must pick a background theory in which to discuss the various models and this leads to a difficult.
However, a reduction in chirality may primarily arise from a difficulty in assessing this parameter in immotile parasites.
A difficulty in answering this question arises from the high background seroprevalence of EBV (usually >90% among adults), which necessitates that studies recruit large samples to determine significant differences between disease and control groups.
A difficulty in implementing this approach is that evolution, and sometimes plasticity, cannot perfectly track environmental change (Quinn and Adams 1996; Both and Visser 2001), and so the failure to find a tight trait environment association does not necessarily mean that the environmental factor is unimportant.
They expressed a difficulty in balancing their beliefs in this right against their duties in maintaining a service, although they placed no blame on the nurses: "Why blame the nurse?
