Sentence examples for conceptual difficulty in from inspiring English sources

"There may be some conceptual difficulty in defining 'major life activities' to include work," Justice Sandra Day O'Connor wrote in a 1999 opinion that left the issue unresolved.

There is no conceptual difficulty in including three or more mergers, but the proliferation of embedded summations would require excessive computation.

Dobrow et al. [ 2] noted the conceptual difficulty in distinguishing evidence from context, and thus the case study design helps tease apart their joint influence on decision-making.

The women were noted to have conceptual difficulty in identifying any areas or aspects of life which were positively affected by the delivery.

Although no negative effects of partnerships were explicitly identified in our study, the absence of references to negative effects may either indicate the conceptual difficulty in attributing the negative effects to partnerships (for example, increased workload) or reflect the respondents' overall satisfaction with the partnerships.

These are still a work in progress in Britain, an industry group is formulating the latest version but Europe is nevertheless farther ahead.Aside from the self-serving or understandable reluctance of private-equity firms to reveal more, there are also genuine conceptual difficulties in doing so.

"Upon review, we find that the disconnect between what the law prescribes and how it is being implemented has created a number of conceptual difficulties in addressing the legal issues raised," the majority said in the case, Applewhite v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (71 MAP 2012 Supreme Court of Pennsylvania).

Conceptual difficulties in delimiting the borders of subspecies are pointed out.

For a more detailed discussion both of quantum conceptual difficulties in general and those specific to the histories approach, see Griffiths (2014).

Both preservice and practicing teachers had difficulties identifying the underlying conceptual difficulties in students' alternative conceptions, for instance a view of evolution as intentional and purposeful.

In short, there are several conceptual difficulties in separating the cyclical component of fiscal policy from structural movements which requires strong assumptions on potential output and cyclical elasticities of different fiscal variables.