Sentence examples for consequence of difficulties from inspiring English sources
The change over the summer has largely been to Mrs. Clinton's benefit, though her successes would appear, in no small measure, to be a consequence of difficulties Mr. Lazio has encountered.
Together, our results show that PAL deficits in dyslexia are not a consequence of difficulties with associative learning; instead, they are best characterized as deficits in phonological form learning.
The lack of new drug classes is a consequence of difficulties in discovery of new compounds that has persisted for many years.
Decreased social orienting and motivation could, for example, be a consequence of difficulties in processing the incoming social information (e.g., in processing biological movement and actions), rather than their cause.
An important limitation of the current study is the small sample sizes, which are a consequence of difficulties recruiting adults with a history of SLI (see Whitehouse et al., in press).
Also in line with the literature [ 47] (systematic review), the strong association between BMI and walking impairments can simply be explained by low energy expenditure as a consequence of difficulties in moving around, contributing to a higher BMI.
In this regard, Kallstrom-Fuqua, Weston, and Marshall (2004) found that sexual abuse severity had an indirect effect on maladaptive relationships, mediated through powerlessness; thus, having many sexual partners could be a consequence of difficulty forming close relationships.
3 4 However, there is evidence across a range of healthcare organisations that frontline staff experience difficulties in eliciting this information, 5 8 and that partly as a consequence of these difficulties the information collected about ethnicity can be incomplete, inaccurate or unreliable.
As a consequence of those difficulties, Rick Barton, co-director of the post-conflict reconstruction project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a research organization in Washington, said at the same hearing that the so-called provincial reconstruction teams, or P.R.T.'s, may have little impact on life in Iraq.
