Sentence examples for a specific difficulty of from inspiring English sources

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A specific difficulty of flame tomography is the character of the source function to be reconstructed: the function describing the spatial distribution of chemiluminescence has narrow high-gradient peaks.

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A specific difficulty in the preparation of fluorescent/magnetic bifunctional composite nanoparticles is the risk of quenching of the fluorophore on the particle surface by the magnetic core and the complicated synthesis procedures.

Although this line of research documented age-related difficulties in warning symbol comprehension and the effectiveness of accident scenarios in addressing those difficulties, it did not address the issue of whether older adults have a specific difficulty with certain types of symbols or whether they have a more generalised problem in comprehending symbols.

A specific difficulty in the preparation of two-in-one magnetic fluorescent nanocomposites is the risk of quenching of the fluorophore on the surface of the particle by the magnetic core.

Millward and collaborators [28] reported that children with autism have a specific difficulty with the recall of personally experienced events, as compared with memory for events experienced by a peer.

When working through Career Mode at a specific difficulty level, the next tier of songs is unlocked once the required number of songs on the current tier (3-5, depending on difficulty and console) are completed.

The reason for the specific difficulty of short pseudohomophones may have been overly accurate pronunciations.

Furthermore, the specific difficulty of the short pseudohomophones may have been responsible for the absence of a reliable length effect in both dyslexic (short: 1206 ms, long: 1270 ms) and nonimpaired readers (short: 1015 ms, long: 1010 ms).

A few publications target the specific difficulties of providing psychotherapy for this patient population (Gaus, 2007, 2011; Munro, 2010; Weiss and Lunsky, 2010).

Evidence for such a double dissociation would not only inform the development of clinical interventions tailored to the specific difficulties of these groups, but could also help us to obtain a more sophisticated picture of the different neural networks underlying social cognition in adults.

And although the official end date of the Great Recession is now well behind us, and labor markets are recovering, there are continuing problems of long durations of unemployment,3 and research points to specific difficulties of the long-term unemployed in finding new jobs (Kroft et al., 2013).

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