Sentence examples for difficulties are highlighted from inspiring English sources

Remaining technical difficulties are highlighted in order to suggest key directions for future work.

Remaining difficulties are highlighted, as are new therapeutic insights that have emerged.

Such difficulties are highlighted when, as in China, only some 30% of health worker salaries is paid by the central government [ 23].

Several potential difficulties are highlighted and addressed, including access to information technology, identifying relevant populations and the handling of sensitive information.

A particular area in which studies are missing is that of community dwelling older people with dementia: cost and logistical difficulties are highlighted as barriers, again suggesting the need to pursue other types of research design.

And what's the cost of that going to be to mop that up?" The government's Senate difficulties were highlighted on Sunday when the PUP leader, Clive Palmer, and one of the PUP senators, Jacqui Lambie, reaffirmed that they would not support deregulation of university fees.

Difficulties were highlighted where self-harm alone is not deemed severe or complex enough for a referral to the Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) and where alternative services to support these young people do not exist.

The experimental and analytical difficulties involved in each method are highlighted and suggestions made for the best approach to determination of ADs in both model and full scale studies.

Cancer-linked factors and organisational difficulties have been highlighted as influencing the decisions of GPs in the referral of elderly patients to a cancer team.

Two difficulties during the implementation of this technique are highlighted: the edge effect and the choice of the time frequency localization of the wavelet transform.

Mismatches between field identifications and phylogenetic species are highlighted in bold and reflect the difficulty to identify rat species even for experts.