Sentence examples for and a difficulty of from inspiring English sources

This one comprises a reduction of the field of the conscience and a difficulty of synthesis due to an emotional upheaval.

Thus, there is both a difficulty of justifying the linkage of word-meanings (anvayānupapatti) and a difficulty of justifying the literal or primary meaning in relation to the intention of the speaker (tātparyānupapatti).

This item is measured in the WB Doing Business, but not included in the calculation of rankings Rigidity of Employment/Labour market flexibility: Rigidity of Employment index (the average of three subindices: a Difficulty of Hiring index, a Rigidity of Hours index, and a Difficulty of Firing index) on a 0 (best -to-100 scale.

From 2011 onwards, reference is made to the worker's profile with 1, 5, and 10 years of tenure Labour market flexibility: The Rigidity of Employment is the average of three subindices: a Difficulty of Hiring index, a Rigidity of Hours index, and a Difficulty of Firing index.

This limitation has resulted in small sample size of discovery stage and a difficulty of collecting samples for replication analysis.

Based on these findings, we excluded all items with a face validity rating of more than two on average, a dimensionality of less than 70% correct allocations, a discrimination of less than.7 and a difficulty of >7.

This requires an integration of various physical models (atomistic, continuum and other mesoscopic models) in a single system, and has a difficulty of multi-scale, multi-physics problem.

And there is a difficulty of scope; no responsible art historian would have attempted to cover both antique and post-medieval art".

Negative features are a lower yield, seeds that scatter easily, and a notorious difficulty of milling.

An extended intervention period carries a higher data collection burden, an increased potential for missing data points and a higher difficulty of protocol adherence.

The logits are then plotted on a single scale and used as an estimate of ability for a test-taker and difficulty of an item.