Sentence examples for difficulties associated with it from inspiring English sources
Things can certainly sleep, and actions can be performed furiously, but "colorless green" is a contradiction, and "sleep furiously" has difficulties associated with it, and assigning either phrase to "idea" does serious violence to our idea of what ideas are, what properties they have, and what they can do.
Having these two step approach is like aiming for number without the added pressure and difficulties associated with it.
Interviews were guided by a topic guide which included: their health difficulties and psychosocial context; expectations of the LHW; experience of the LHW's involvement, including benefits or difficulties associated with it; comparison with other services currently or previously encountered; and reflections on the intervention over the time since it ended.
The results indicated that helping an elderly person contributed to decreased performance and self-confidence in completing this task, and increased the feeling of difficulty associated with it.
Yet, it is still not widely practised due to logistical difficulties associated with its use.
that leads to complex difficulties associated with its CP.
However, Clarkson (1999) criticised Carroll's conceptual model for its complexity, the difficulties associated with testing it, and its failure to advance the methodology in respect of collecting, organising, and evaluating corporate data.
Its use for bioenergy has made LCA mainstream, bringing with it all the benefits of a life cycle approach, but also the difficulties associated with applying it in practice.
So as to enhance the bioavailability and to reduce the difficulties associated with captopril, it is decided to design a transdermal drug delivery system for this drug.
Published data supporting a role for etiological abnormalities of the cerebral microcirculation in AD is sparse due to the difficulties associated with visualizing it.
One reason is the technological difficulty associated with its investigation.
