Sentence examples for both difficulties with a from inspiring English sources

We address both difficulties with a revision of the metabolic objective at the heart of genome-scale metabolic optimization models.

Both local community projects had experienced difficulties with an initial lack of representation of all healthcare professionals involved and with the implementation of the care pathway in primary care.

Both "Item-Improved instruments" have five-response options: HAQ - "without any difficulty," "with a little difficulty," "with some difficulty," "with much difficulty," "unable to do"; PF-10 - "not at all," "very little," "somewhat," "quite a lot," "cannot do".

The difficulty with personality disorder is that they have a real difficulty with a core identity or feeling of self.

aWithout any difficulty; With a little difficulty; With some difficulty; With much difficulty; Unable to do b P < 0.01 difference between capability and performance item.

For the "Are you able" stem, response options were "Without Any Difficulty", "With a Little Difficulty", "With Some Difficulty", "With Much Difficulty", and "Unable to Do".

You have difficulties with writing a letter.

It is however confusing to rate both relevance and degree of difficulty with an item at the same time.

We were both wrong". His difficulties with Bette Davis were of a different sort.

The association between psychological distress and sexual functioning is well documented, for both women and men in the general population [ 136, 137], with a bi-directional relationship existing between distress and sexual difficulties, with both potentially sharing a common etiology [ 138].

"The big difficulty with an area like Polperro is employment.