Sentence examples for contributing to these difficulties from inspiring English sources

Factors likely contributing to these difficulties include: the nature of the GAL4 enhancer-trap lines, functional diversity between neighboring populations of fru M neurons, and redundancy in neural circuitry underlying sexual behaviors.

A potential factor contributing to these difficulties, beyond the general difficulty of predicting human behavior, and external constraints of the current mental health care system (e.g. [ 23]), may lie in clinicians' own emotional responses to the suicidal patient.

Within each workshop, participants were asked to identify and describe: work tasks and aspects of work that have become more difficult for rural health workers as they have become older; age-related changes and other exacerbating factors contributing to these difficulties Responses focusing on these questions were recorded by participants during small break-out groups of 3-5 people.

The characteristics of these systems, particularly their complexity and integration of agricultural and non-agricultural livelihood strategies, as well as their vulnerability to a range of climate-related and other stressors such as poor market access contribute to these difficulties (Morton 2007).

The lack of obvious cortical distribution of pathology largely contributed to these difficulties, particularly in cases where NCIs were rare.

Specifically, this study aimed to identify work tasks and broader challenges that have become more difficult for rural health workers as they have become older and the factors that contribute to these difficulties.

Applications addressing health literacy as an age-differentiated phenomenon might explore the developmental precursors of low health literacy and the age-related changes in reading and other cognitive skills throughout the life course that may contribute to these difficulties.

Financial problems were identified as contributing to these logistical difficulties, with half the participants specifying a lack of money for transportation as a factor in their clients' decisions not to attend PNC.

These factors are implicated specifically as contributing to the difficulties in resolving relationships among photosynthetic organisms [ 45, 56].

While it is beyond the scope of the current study to examine why these challenges persist, the continued large scale funding dedicated to specific diseases may contribute to these coordination difficulties.

The upper airways may develop edema and hyperemia, contributing to the difficulty in endotracheal intubation of these patients.