Sentence examples for description of difficulties from inspiring English sources

The statistical analyses are complemented by a qualitative description of difficulties in data collection.

A paragraph-long description of difficulty with excretory hygiene is offered by one "dude" as an analogy for a bad day, then repeated almost word for word at the end of the book.

You even comment on the EBU's description of difficulty - two of the clips described as "difficult".

In clinical practice, these difficulties can be used as the basis for a description of the difficulties in people's lives associated to these conditions and to make comparisons among them.

Based on the need to carry out studies that go beyond the common practice of focusing on a single brain disorder, or combinations of two of them [ 1, 15], our understanding of psychosocial difficulties associated with brain disorders can take advantage of the ICF to structure a systematic description of these difficulties.

How angry and overzealous are you that you simply forget about everything and you think that this is the way forward?"This is a very graceful description of the difficulties one encounters when trying to hold a responsible, respectful discussion with otherwise decent people whose worldviews permit them to hold political opinions one finds ludicrous and repugnant.

His description of the difficulties when ascribing causality and evaluating absolute risk, predictability, prevention, and containment, was incredibly timed (28).

Our findings support the use of the BRIEF-P in the identification and description of EF difficulties in young preschool children with symptoms of ADHD.

The participants' description of their difficulties and living with RA provides evidence of the complex interaction of a person with a health condition and the context in which they live.

Building on the work of the Wilsdon review and earlier studies into practices within arts, humanities and social sciences research (e.g. the Crossick review), this provides a timely description of the difficulties we face in implementing broad solutions to tricky problems within a diverse research base.

For melanocytic lesions that are difficult to classify as either a melanoma or a nevus and also for quality assurance purposes, the inclusion of a narrative element in a pathology report is useful, because it documents the histopathologic features used to justify a diagnosis and can provide a description of any difficulties encountered in assessing microscopic features.