Sentence examples for difficulties in both from inspiring English sources

Dysfunctional perfectionism has been related to psychological difficulties in both adults and children.

A simplified, single algorithm now covers unanticipated difficulties in both routine intubation and rapid sequence induction.

Nanotechnology has emerged as a powerful tool for various therapeutic applications, solving many difficulties in both diagnosis and treatment.

However, very little progress has been made to study this issue due to difficulties in both experiments and numerical modeling.

"The internal difficulties in both parties will be resolved, hopefully, by democratic means, and on that basis, amicably, the Labour party will come back together".

Furthermore as to administration, though there are surely difficulties in both monitoring and adjudicating such a copying-based patent rule, there are important unappreciated self-enforcement benefits.

Those who are in poor health can have difficulties in access both the private and public housing market (Smith 1990a, 1990b).

"There is a difficulty in controlling both the size and position of the nanodots," says Russell Cowburn a professor of nanotetchnology at Imperial College London.

I have noticed that there is a difficulty in both feelings existing at the same time.

Results showed enhanced prefrontal recruitment with increasing task difficulty in both groups, even before movement onset.

The higher their correlations the better they performed across all levels of difficulty in both modalities.