Sentence examples for conclusions difficulty from inspiring English sources

The difficulties we found fell into five categories as listed in Table 1: the experimental subject itself (difficulty I), variables (difficulty II, A F), measures of experimental outcomes (difficulty III), dealing with variability (difficulty IV, A E), and interpreting experimental conclusions (difficulty V, A B).

My new found perspective on catastrophe brings me to a worrying conclusion: the difficulty with responding to it only when it has sunk in emotionally is that it's ultimately a reactive gesture rather than a pre-emptive one.

In conclusion, the difficulty in both posing the clinical suspicion and confirming the diagnosis of neoplastic meningitis contributed to the sharp diagnostic delay observed in our series.

But when an infection took hold, Dr. Lower and Dr. Shumway euthanized the dog and drew a prescient conclusion: that difficulties in transplants would no longer be technical or tied to problems in surgery so much as to conquering infection and the patient's immune response.

CONCLUSION: Attention difficulties contribute to the onset of nonmedical ADHD medication use in a significant minority of nonmedical users.

In conclusion The difficulties experienced by UNICEF in its management of the Darfur crisis have raised some questions about the agency's capacity to deliver and coordinate emergency operations.

Conclusions: Subjects have difficulty replicating a prescribed weight-bearing restriction.

Based on his inaccurate reporting of the events leading up to the Palin interview, Mr. Coll draws broad conclusions about our difficulty in discerning the line between "news" and "entertainment".

Our conclusions highlight the difficulty in developing a herbicide that is effective yet innocuous in relation to all non-target species and wider ecosystems.

Now one can draw two possible conclusions from these difficulties.

6 Systematic exposition of Hume's difficulty Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.