Sentence examples for difficulties in testing from inspiring English sources
Technical difficulties in testing the equipment were cited by the staff members on hand.
The main contribution of this paper is to address empirical difficulties in testing for spillovers using a regression discontinuity design on a newly collected dataset.
The anisotropic nature and multiple failure modes of composite materials have caused major difficulties in testing for strength, and there is still discussion over appropriate tests for in-plane shear and compression properties.
The data requirements for delineating a mode of action and predicting interactive toxicity in mixtures are not well defined from a scientific standpoint due largely to inherent difficulties in testing certain underlying assumptions.
One of the difficulties in testing the translation of these compounds was that many of them were contaminated with very small amounts of the unmethylated, natural amino acid.
These data demonstrate discordant observations when comparing in vitro and in vivo efficacy of Carraguard-based microbicides, highlighting the difficulties in testing putative anti-viral strategies in vitro to predict in vivo activity.
I discuss the difficulty in testing the hypothesis that ability self concepts influence developmental changes in learning and task motivation.
Our case report highlights the difficulty in testing neonates before the clinical course (transient versus permanent) is known and when no supportive signs (e.g., macroglossia and umbilical hernia in 6q24 abnormalities [ 2]) are present.
We did not make phospho‐mimetic mutants because of the large numbers of potential phosphorylation sites and the difficulty in testing for partial suppression of the mbk‐2 phenotype (granule number is variable in mbk‐2 zygotes).
CONCLUSIONS Our case reports a coincidental novel KCNJ11 variant in a patient with transient neonatal diabetes due to a 6q24 duplication, illustrating the difficulty in testing neonates before the clinical course of neonatal diabetes is known.
Lawrence Shapiro (2008) raises some methodological difficulties involved in testing whether a given psychological kind actually is multiply realized.
