Sentence examples for difficulties as illustrated from inspiring English sources

A particular item format seemed to cause many difficulties, as illustrated below.

Consequently, in young formula-fed infants the presence of this vascular anomaly is highly unlikely to be the cause of feeding difficulties, as illustrated by our second patient.

IRT methods can be used to create a scale with greater linearity by establishing item difficulties, as illustrated by the 'Global Function' scale [ 1].

Each of the SCs and FCs and their subcategories is made explicit in Table 2. Several examples of student conceptual difficulties, as illustrated by excerpts of student responses from open-response surveys and interviews, are shown below.

Aqueous tube shunt procedures have been shown to be an effective method of IOP control [ 1– 7], but their use may also be fraught with difficulties, as illustrated by the results above.

Nova has had difficulties, as well.

He was facing legal difficulties as well.

Therefore, it is instructive to introduce the concept of "virtual sample", as illustrated as follows.

But limitations to this technique also exist as illustrated above (difficulty in revealing the presence of amorphous compounds, existence of preferential orientations, and necessity to analyze specific angle ranges).

as illustrated below, Mao's reign was relatively short.

This variation in wavelength between lasers is useful for optical barcoding of cells as illustrated below.