Sentence examples for cumulative difficulty from inspiring English sources

In a memo to local superintendents, a deputy commissioner, James Kadamus, said that the state analysis would look at the difficulty of individual questions and the cumulative difficulty of the questions, and would compare student performance the last three times the exam was administered.

This is due to its proximity to Roubaix (15 km) and cumulative difficulty, even it is regarded less challenging than the Trouée d'Arenberg.

An earlier study showed that cumulative economic difficulty is more harmful for health than single short-term episodes in childhood or adulthood.

The primary problems are limited mouth opening with cumulative chewing difficulties and reduced bite force.

The main reasons are the difficulty of cumulative impact identification caused by lack of data, inability to measure the intensity and spatial effect of all types of impacts and the uncertainty of their future evolution.

The cumulative effect of these difficulties has been to make philosophers wary of couching reductionism in terms of identity.

The implementation of the Food Quality Protection Act (1996) for pyrethroids could be even more problematic because of the difficulties of assessing cumulative risks resulting from pyrethroid exposures.

Some respondents had difficulties affording the cumulative costs of attending a doctor to obtain a prescription then buying the medicine: "… We have great problems being able to afford 30 70 dollar doctor's fees even if you can claim it back.

In the first regression, the standardised residual 'resilience' scores (predicted-obtained discrepancies) were generated by regressing children's level of mental health difficulties on their cumulative family adversity score.

* other group comparison were examined but were also not statistically significant Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that meeting symptoms of depression was associated with gender, relationship with family, difficulties returning home, cumulative direct violent traumatic exposure, and cumulative exposure to forced acts of violence (see Table 5).

The range of the total difficulties score is 0 40 (cumulative value), the one of the pro-social behaviour score is 0 10.