Sentence examples similar to a study of the difficulties from inspiring English sources

A study of the validity of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (a screening tool for emotional and behavioural problems) to determine whether this instrument is a culturally appropriate and useful screening tool for Aboriginal children living in urban communities in NSW.

JAMIE FELLNER,author of a study about the difficulties in handling the swelling number of elderly prisoners in America.

Viet Nam, with a large population, high burden of infectious disease and relatively unrestricted access to medication, is an excellent case study of the difficulties faced by emerging economies in controlling antimicrobial resistance.

But its latest report, and the reaction to it, are a very interesting case study of the difficulties that bedevil economic policy.The longer-term case that BIS makes relates to the cycle where central banks cut rates to rescue markets, which creates the incentives for more risk-taking, which generates even bigger crises, and requires even more monetary stimulus.

Subtitled, Hollywood's Epic Battle Between Innovation and the Status Quo, from Thomas Edison to Steve Jobs, the book is a case study in the difficulties of introducing technological change in an industry that carefully guards its well-entrenched business models.

This cat-and-mouse game offers a case study in the difficulties of enforcing sanctions.

Anybody who has been involved in such a study is aware of the difficulties and pitfalls.

Not the first film to take on the anti-apartheid fighter, but the most far-reaching to date, it's a case study in the difficulty of cramming extraordinary lives into the blocky strictures of Attenborough-style biopic.

However, a study of several Medicago truncatula UGTs highlighted the difficulties in assigning substrate specificity based on phylogeny.

A study of China's health sector highlights the "difficulties involved in efforts to influence provider behavior through a national level legislative framework in a situation of decentralization of control over those providers, due to extreme regional variation in economic situations and limited resource inputs from the centre" [ 23].

In this study, an understanding of the difficulties in managing diabetes, plus timely and practical information, were among the most highly valued things health professionals could offer participants.