Sentence examples for because of difficulty for from inspiring English sources
Of the 80 residual limbs, 32 were above-knee amputations (5 knee disarticulation and 2 hip disarticulation were included in the above-knee amputation group because of difficulty for analysis as a single group), and 48 were below-knee amputations.
Aerobic fitness was usually not measured in this age group in norm referenced tests because of difficulties for young children to follow testing protocol and safety concerns [ 59].
Fish sensitivity also includes vulnerability to habitat loss (Gruber 2011; Gruber et al. 2012) and prey availability because of difficulties for skeleton- or shell-forming organisms under lower calcium-carbonate saturation states (Orr et al. 2005; Heath et al. 2012).
A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman in Beijing said that two trips to the United States by purchasing teams had been postponed because of difficulties in obtaining visas for the teams' members, and not as a move toward trade retaliation.
Gas prices in the US are at present about a fifth of those in the EU, but that is unlikely to change in the short term because of the difficulty for the US in exporting gas.
We did not directly compare the brain response to "unseen" sexual vs. cocaine cue categories because of the difficulty – for human cue-provocation studies – in equating the cues on a critical dimension: their relevance for the individuals' unique learning history.
We did this because of the difficulty for subjects to sustain breath-hold at low lung volumes and furthermore in keeping with the recommendation made by the ethics committee to limit the radiation dose as well as the "As Low As Reasonably Achievable" principle.
Strategic bidders whose stock has been performing poorly may also be constrained in their ability to pay up for a target, both because of difficulty raising the equity for a cash bid and because of the potentially dilutive effect of a stock bid, which may in any event be unattractive to the seller.
Because of difficulty in raising money for just four performances at the Academy, the troupe's 25th anniversary season is taking place 27 years after its first appearance, at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.
Libya has been emerging as a destination for cruise operators since President Bush lifted a 23-year-old ban on travel to the country in 2004, but it is in danger of falling off itineraries this year because of difficulty in obtaining visas for American travelers.
