Sentence examples for detected difficulties from inspiring English sources

The experiment has detected difficulties concerning the effectiveness of pre-tensioning, mostly due to the anchoring, although the eventual performance of the CFRP pre-stressed girders is found to be satisfactory.

This may be because self-treatment of hypoglycemia seems to be related to detected difficulties driving and not classic symptoms of hypoglycemia (24).

Second, we used two further cognitive tests, the Iowa Gambling Task, putatively associated with ventromedial frontal lesions (Bechara et al., 2000), and the Hotel Task (Manly et al., 2002, Torralva et al., 2009 a ), developed from an earlier test that detected difficulties in strategy production among frontal patients with otherwise good executive test scores (Shallice and Burgess, 1991).

To increase the production rate, transmission distance and testing intensity and to decrease the ground detected difficulty of continuous wave mud signals, the valve orifice must be optimized to satisfy the requirements for the continuous sinusoidal pressure output.

The optional module detects difficulties that are present in some work environments or among professional athletes/performing artists, but that are undetected in daily activities.

One month after the start of the main data collection, a further 2 day training session was conducted in order to detect difficulties and consolidate knowledge.

As described for FOMSS, ongoing contact with participants enables managers of financial-incentive programmes to detect difficulties that health workers are facing and to intervene speedily.

To address research question 2 (RQ2), we deployed a process that identified three published assessment instruments, which were tested for their ability to detect difficulties in first-year undergraduate biology students.

In addition to conceptual difficulties with development, we also detected conceptual difficulties with evolution, though these were not as prevalent.

We detected some difficulties related to continuing with the course due to insufficient pre-course knowledge, especially with regards to statistics.

(Physician 115F Some physicians reported trouble detecting patients' difficulties: It's usually something that I don't think I always pick up on.