Sentence examples similar to about the resultant difficulty from inspiring English sources

The lower levels of intracranial pressure in our ALF model compared with the other models and the resultant difficulty in showing significant differences may explain the different results.

Continuous forward turns are hard for anyone, let alone someone who's a bit older, likely with some inner-ear cartilage wear and tear, and the resultant difficulty maintaining balance when whizzing around like a Whirling Dervish.

A challenge in describing apathy in SVD is the considerable overlap with symptoms of depression, and the resultant difficulty in differentiating the two clinically (Landes et al., 2005).

Dementia and confusion make the assessment of pain sometimes unreliable with resultant difficulty in applying the conservative and interventional therapies in these patients.

Subsequently, EIP investigators in some sites focused on the clinical challenges in diagnosing encephalitis and resultant difficulties in epidemiologic characterization, and undertook a several-year project on encephalitis.

This chapter (one of two about portraits of Churchill) concludes that the resultant image "spoke to millions of invincible resolution".

The resultant spatial resolution was about 1 μm, which was evaluated from the resultant phase tomograms presented below.

Adjustment for the above factors and interpretation of the resultant data is complex; this study illustrates some of the difficulties.

Then, despite the resultant luxury taxes, George would set about spending some of his money on players, as well as a new manager and a new general manager.

The resultant flooding resulted in ten fatalities.

A key finding was the difficulties parents faced in their struggle to balance work and family life, with the resultant stress that kept parents awake at night.