Sentence examples for associated difficulty from inspiring English sources

Of associated difficulty is the fact that few, if any, afterglows seem consistent with the r−2 wind expected for a massive star model.

The effect of this extensive flow separation, and the associated difficulty in modelling such separation, is evident from an analysis of the −C p plots.

However, on many peatlands rewetting is not possible due to their position in the landscape and the associated difficulty to maintain a high stable water table.

However, self-disturbances have not been extensively investigated, in part, due to the subjective nature of such processes, and the associated difficulty of studying these phenomena using empirical methodology.

As explained above, one drawback of least squares mixed model ANOVA is its focus on null hypothesis significance testing and the associated difficulty in identifying the appropriate error terms, even for simpler examples than the relatively complex analysis presented here.

The commonest symptom was reflux - associated difficulty in breathing.

Patients often need help to understand the notion of 'role transitions' and the associated difficulties.

14 Children and adolescents with unilateral CP often experience difficulties with ADL due to their motor and associated difficulties.

In addition, it would have been useful to include symptom measures of other commonly associated difficulties, notably ADHD.

Micturition is associated with difficulty starting the stream, difficulty emptying the bladder and dribbling.

Same-day maximum running 8-hr average O3 (OR = 1.67; 95% CI, 1.02 2.73) was significantly associated with difficulty breathing but not wheeze, and peak 1-hr O3 was marginally associated with difficulty breathing (OR = 1.64; 95% CI, 0.95 2.83).