Sentence examples for causes greater difficulties from inspiring English sources

"We thought that disruptive kids would [later] have disruptive lives," Goodman said, "but we discovered that it's actually the inattention and the disorganisation that causes greater difficulties in adulthood".

Research has shown that teens with Type 1 diabetes may have more trouble getting to sleep, and that sleeplessness, in turn, causes greater difficulties regulating blood sugar and controlling behavior.  .

The increased cross-section causes greater difficulty in roadway support.

This causes great difficulties for novice users.

In both cases, the training data sets would be discretely clustered, which causes great difficulties in extracting the probability density function (PDF) for process condition monitoring.

"Trying to promote a woman to a C4 position [the highest for professors in Germany] causes great difficulties because her husband mostly is at a similar career stage," says Nobel laureate Prof. Christine Nüsslein-Volhard Nüsslein-Volhard

In many patients, clinical and imaging findings suggest the diagnosis before microbiological confirmation is obtained, and a causative organism remains unknown in up to 40%% of patients [2, 3, 4], causing greater difficulty for physicians in selecting the most appropriate antimicrobial treatment [5].

"One possibility we're looking at is that there was something about the accumulation of questions which caused greater difficulty than the individual questions," Mr. Kadamus said.

VON RIBBENTROP: There had always been the minority problem in Poland, which had caused great difficulties.

This has caused great difficulties for Europe's mainstream parties, but especially those of the centre left.

For so great a storm arose, that it was agreed that there were never seen higher floods in those countries; it swept down the snow from all the mountains, and broke over the banks of the river, and in one day carried away both the bridges which Fabius had built - a circumstance which caused great difficulties to Caesar's army.