Sentence examples for difficulties in enumerating from inspiring English sources
It is interesting that, although the apparent overall high growth rate is attributed to improved census coverage, the low growth rate of the nomadic population is not considered to be, even partially, a function of difficulties in enumerating mobile groups.
There is considerable interest in the numbers and population dynamics of mobile African pastoralists alongside a recognition that they are probably undercounted or excluded from many data sources because of the difficulties in enumerating mobile individuals.
The difficulties in enumerating death rates from suicide in Pakistan and India (such as poor denominator data, varying standards in death certification, stigma and legal repercussions (Khan et al. 2008)), as elsewhere in low- and middle-income countries, means that suicide and self-harm are likely to be under-enumerated in these countries.
The difficulty in enumerating all the phenotype-related system components lies in dealing with the enormous number of system components (or features) that could easily reach thousands or even hundreds of thousands.
"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!" Palin announces with ominous self-satisfaction, eyes bright beneath a broad-brimmed hat, as the Monty Python sketch continues, only to get caught up in the difficulties of enumerating the things one does expect from the Spanish Inquisition.
But he also enumerates the difficulties: in India, the government must survey 70,000 farms, suppress illicit cultivation, resolve countless disputes over allocations and prevent the theft or diversion of crops.
The difficulties may be enumerated as follows: Hazardous site.
A major difficulty we encountered was enumerating the homeless population mainly because it lacked a common definition.
Ill enumerate ten plus one categories including those which are technical (e.g., resilience and complexity), societal (e.g., difficulties in setting objective functions or understanding causation), and humanist (e.g., issues relating to free will or privacy).
Difficulties in fact seem unavoidable.
Knowlton took the audience through the process of assessing and caring for a gunshot victim, enumerating the difficulties of stabilizing these patients and the priorities in trauma surgery for treating gunshot wounds.
