Sentence examples for as difficulties to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as difficulties to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use. Example: "We often view challenges as difficulties to overcome in our personal growth."
However, developers of such systems face a plethora of challenges, mainly due to complex dependencies between the application business logic and the underlying IoT cloud infrastructure, as well as difficulties to provision and govern vast, geographically distributed IoT cloud resources.
Such evaluations entail several methodological challenges, including rapid access to the area and recruitment of participants [12, 13] as well as difficulties to conduct randomized, controlled and ethically approved studies in a disaster area [14].
Some authors have reported that HSO is associated with ocular inflammatory reactions, increased intraocular pressure (IOP), cataract formation, and emulsification as well as difficulties to remove the HSO from the eye [ 15– 17].
These studies mainly describe the attitude of general practitioners toward EBM (Evidence Based Medicine) [ 4], the access to sources of information that might help improve practice [ 5], as well as difficulties to concretely apply knowledge derived from the medical literature [ 6].
Knowing represents the educational topics in the sessions; examples include: palliative diagnoses, trajectories and symptom relief at the physician session; hygiene and nutrition problems at the end of life, such as difficulties to eat, at the nurse's session; and what grief reactions a family caregiver can expect at the social worker session.
However, on account of inherent restrictions such as difficulty to fabricate structures other than triangles or quasi-triangles, this method has not been extended to produce LEDs.
Samples: aIndividuals in both treatment groups; bIndividuals in treatment groups with survey response; cIndividuals in sample b with non-missing information on capacity-to-work variables (such as difficulty to find employment).
The analysis of those reports led to interesting results about their reflective skills and abilities as well as their difficulties to design collaboratively.
As far as the difficulties to reduce erosion are concerned, the program focused on the conversion of "critical landscapes" (Fleming and Puleston Fleming, 2009: 38), such as degraded shrubs, grazing land and unmanaged forests, to managed community forests or managed pasture.
Many adverse outcomes due to faulty valve or misassembly were reported in the literature, as well as some difficulties to ensure efficient insufflation according to usual respiratory parameters.
Literature has evidenced behavioral and socio-emotional problems in preterm children, as well as long-term difficulties to establish and maintain social relationships in preterm population.
