Sentence examples for difficulties may relate from inspiring English sources

He speculates that these difficulties may relate to the frequent presentation in mathematics lessons of abstract forms, divorced from the generalizing and abstracting activities that have produced them: 'there is a huge difference between expressing your own generality and doing someone else's algebra' (p. 3).

These difficulties may relate to cognitive impairment, motor deficits such as weakness or apraxia, loss of appetite, and/or food avoidance.

Some difficulties may relate to the study design in which the assessment was undertaken using only one image per lesion making the judgment difficult.

Another explanation for the potential overutilisation may relate to difficulties that confront ambulance officers.

This may relate to difficulties in judging the injury potential of impacts to multiple body sites (on average, impact was reported to occur to 4 body sites).

Analyses of the ADDRESS and PROWESS studies suggest that the enrollment sequence effect or 'learning curve' may be largely confined to the populations with a lower risk of death and may relate to difficulties in diagnosis, timely diagnosis, or a situation in which small absolute reductions in mortality may not overcome the complications of therapy.

This finding may relate to economic difficulties in their industry during the follow-up period, specifically, 9 or with lower socioeconomic status, more generally.

The discrepancies observed to date between human and experimental studies may relate to the difficulty in reproducing the complexity of human sepsis and/or the use of doses far in excess of those currently used in clinical practice.

Such variability may represent differences in study populations or may relate to diagnostic difficulty.

The relatively slower increase in CPAP use among neonates ≤32 weeks may relate to greater difficulty in supporting very premature neonates on CPAP alone without a period of mechanical ventilation or may reflect the lack of evidence regarding use of CPAP in very preterm neonates available during the study period.

The difficulties in resolving tendon overuse injuries (2) may relate to a limited turnover of tendon tissue.