Sentence examples for comparative difficulties from inspiring English sources
SE/CEAMD faces comparative difficulties with "blinding," variable physician technique and a shorter product life cycle.
In order to overcome some of these comparative difficulties, specific inclusion criteria were applied in order to select studies for meta-analysis.
The disparity between the grades suggested a sharp imbalance either in teaching quality or in the comparative difficulty of the tests for the two grades.
When the target depth was reduced to four inches, the group that had been taught the general principle of refraction adjusted rapidly to the change and exhibited substantial positive transfer; the other boys showed comparative difficulty in learning to hit the target at the shallower level.
The comparative paucity of larger islands can not only be explained by their tendency to be fragmented by sea-level rise (see above) but also by the comparative difficulty of building and maintaining large islands in oceanic settings.
However, although An. funestus is a close second responsible for helping to transmit most of the world's approximately 216 million cases that cause half a million deaths annually few genetic studies have focused on this species due to its comparative difficulty to rear in the lab.
Because of the comparative difficulty in experimental structure determination, it is likely that co-evolution-based prediction will continue to have the most impact for membrane proteins.
The relative neglect of voice processing in the clinical literature is likely to reflect a lack of theoretical frameworks for understanding voice analysis, the comparative difficulty of working with vocal stimuli and the scarcity of symptomatic deficits of voice processing (phonagnosia), in turn partly attributable to the primacy of the face as a source of person knowledge in daily life.
The underlying methods, such as RNAz[ 91], are inherently comparative, presenting difficulties for application to schistosome genomes due to the large evolutionary distance between schistosome and non-schistosome genomes.
The second issue relates to the comparative task difficulty of the language task(s) between the aphasic patient group and the healthy control subjects.
At the same time, the lack of comprehensive and comparative studies brings difficulties and resistances to have a better understanding about the security and performance trade-off.
