Sentence examples for core difficulties from inspiring English sources

The current paper outlines these core difficulties and provides some potential methods to overcome these.

A perceptive 2012 analysis by Fang and Casadevall identified imbalances in the career structure and incentivisation of scientists as core difficulties, but although framed as a call for reform, their study concludes by simply calling for a 'conversation' among scientists about what changes to implement.

The team realized that one of the core difficulties with planning an office space is that there is a level of uncertainty around which investments will pay off.

Abbott concludes by discussing core difficulties of the practice of social science as a moral activity, arguing that it is inescapably moral and therefore we must develop normative theories more sophisticated than our current naively political normativism.

Although core difficulties tend to persist, symptoms often become less severe with age.

Adolescents with chronic fatigue had impaired cognitive function of clinical relevance, measured by objective cognitive tests, in comparison to HC. Working memory and processing speed may represent core difficulties.

The core difficulty of France, Germany and Italy is a lack of jobs.

The uncertainty about what is causing the strange winters highlights a core difficulty of climate science.

The ministry singled out problems in the European Union — China's biggest overseas market — as the core difficulty for exporters.

In some applications, the LES equations are solved over moderate time intervals and the core difficulty is associated with modeling near wall turbulence in complex geometries.

The core difficulty with her argument is one she tackles: why, if state schools were so good, did they never attract the same place in public affection as the NHS?