Sentence examples for demonstrating the difficulties of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, again demonstrating the difficulties of making predictions, the biggest alternative-fuel effort today, corn-based ethanol, is stumbling because of the Midwestern drought and the stunted corn crop.

Our findings contribute to the literature by demonstrating the difficulties of ELGA mother infant dyads at 12 months in sharing the symmetric co-regulation and positive affective intensity and how symmetric co-regulation is strictly related to motor development in ELGA infants.

The parallels with the Avandia situation are striking, demonstrating the difficulty of trying to assess drug safety issues.

He did, however, edit and publish medieval documents demonstrating the difficulty of attaching precise meanings to such words as feudum and allodium.

Interestingly, some of these were undertaken by the same researcher and contradict his own previous findings, thereby demonstrating the difficulty of producing an emphatic outcome.

The CT 2 years prior had not shown the diaphragmatic defect and expert review of the old images had also failed to identify the defect, further demonstrating the difficulty of the diagnosis.

Overall, the list of the top ten properties on the Internet has remained little changed over the past few months, demonstrating the difficulty of breaking into the charts now that the big portals and content providers have cemented their audience.

In two other comparisons, against GoGrid and Terremark, the same commentator identifies Amazon as cheaper until other factors are taken into account, further demonstrating the difficulty of undertaking cost comparisons.

Demonstrating the difficulty of that strategy, the Department of Health and Human Services acknowledged last week that a $77 million fraud-detecting computer system has not yet lived up to expectations, the Associated Press reported.

Although a majority (76%; 388/512) of inmates were on intermittent ART demonstrating the difficulty of maintaining adherence to their HIV medications outside of jail, many inmates managed to continue their ART over time (15%; 79/512).

The optimal LIPS score cutoff (AUC 0.8) predicted ARDS with only fair sensitivity (69%) and specificity (78%), demonstrating the difficulty of predicting ARDS in at-risk patients.