Sentence examples for a possible difficulty from inspiring English sources
A possible difficulty with the estimation of ST-GAM is that the size of training dataset is usually huge and the response variable is a sparse vector.
Horizontal knowledge integration is facilitated while vertical integration needs to be further developed B Handling of different views of knowledge Differences in academic and professional backgrounds are seen as both valuable and as a possible difficulty in terms of learning and communication.
A possible difficulty with this approach would be the presence of two pools of an intermediate in the pathway.
Response choices are ranged with a possible difficulty on a 6-point scale for performing an activity (e.g. I have had difficulty doing physical jobs. 1 = all of the time to 6 = never).
A possible difficulty with this scenario is that RNA sequences have an increased tendency to base pair at such temperatures, leading in some cases to the formation of intermolecular complexes [ 34] that potentially could reduce catalytic activity.
The authors discussed this association as a possible difficulty of survivors with PTSD for developing effective coping mechanisms to deal with somatic and chronic health problems or, conversely, that the latter might affect them in such a way that they are no longer able to take care of themselves.
Every woman undergoing obstetric surgery should have an airway assessment to predict possible difficulty not only with tracheal intubation but also with mask ventilation or SAD insertion and front-of-neck access.
As for dessert, the only possible difficulty is that it is baked at a different temperature from the pork.
A potential disadvantage of this particular IL is its sensitivity toward water and possible difficulty associated with its regeneration.
On the other hand, the possible difficulty in establishing the presence of overweight or obesity was a disadvantage.
Another possible difficulty arises when the location of the enchondroma is not in the central expected position.
