Sentence examples for a difficulty in understanding from inspiring English sources
A difficulty in understanding latitudinal trends is evidence that in general the Southern Ocean is strikingly more diverse in species than Arctic waters [51], differences in evolutionary history, climate and oceanography indicating that latitudinal trends differ in the northern and southern hemisphere at least in terms of polar diversity.
Such views may be due to decisions being based upon attitudes towards possession of any available information about oneself per se, the familial nature of the information, or perhaps simply a difficulty in understanding quantitative genetic risk.
Importantly, the blind subjects were also unimpaired in their ability to perform a temporal bisection task in which they had to indicate whether the middle of three sounds was closer in time to the first or last sound suggesting that the spatial deficit was unlikely to reflect either a difficulty in understanding the task or in holding the sequence of sounds in working memory.
However this issue is not related to our study methods but to a difficulty in understanding and putting into effect the French law.
At the end of our discussion in section 1 above we saw that there is a serious difficulty in understanding what Kant intends here—a difficulty to which he himself explicitly calls attention.
Bormann-Kischkel et al.[ 10] observed a specific difficulty in understanding the emotions that present a lack of correspondence between people expectations and environment events.
A major difficulty in understanding surface degradation is the measurement of the surface roughness evolution at the relevant scales.
However, a serious difficulty in understanding this teaching arose among Hōnen's following, one Hōnen struggled to deal with but was unable to resolve doctrinally.
A major difficulty in understanding the biophysical and biochemical bases of fibroblast motility stems from the wide variety of motility these cells can display at a given time.
This is a notable difficulty in understanding the roles of covarying groups of hydrocarbons as pheromones because these two CHCs were positively associated with male mating success [see Table 4 in 29] and it would have been useful to know if these two CHCs are also spatially differentiated on adult body parts.
A major difficulty in understanding this phenomenon is the lack of information on fundamental interactions among the developing brain, gut, and blood in the mammalian body.
