Sentence examples for description of the difficulties from inspiring English sources
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).
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.
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.
What I recall that was helpful to me then was his description of the difficulty and lack of cultural support for the in-between, that fertile and creative time when we've pushed off from the old, but have not yet seen or come to terms with/or acclimated ourselves to the new.
Difficulties were classified as established if they met the following criteria: 1) identified in at least three studies, 2) were found in two or more different populations, 3) showed evidence that the difficulty was more than just the direct result of a single assessment, and 4) appeared with reasonable prevalence in data that supported a stable description of the difficulty.
To a degree our emphasis on impaired function under high demands is consistent with Sonuga-Barke's description of impaired efficiency of mesocortical dopamine control of fronto-striatal circuits, and Sagvolden's description of the difficulty for children with ADHD to comply with (the demanding) shallow reinforcement gradients.
Women with UTI experience the symptoms in various ways but descriptions of the difficulty of enduring such symptoms as burning are common [ 31].
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.
Figure 2 provides a description of the level of difficulties for the 2 groups for four common activities of daily living.
