Sentence examples for difficulties of research from inspiring English sources

One of the difficulties of research in osteopathic medicine where there are only a small number of intervention trials is the lack of consistency in the methodology used.

One of the difficulties of research in this area is that a proportion of eligible participants refuse to provide informed consent.

One of the difficulties of research on haustoria in Orobanchaceae is that preserved tissues are often darkly stained, which requires clearing prior to experimentation.

The obstacles mentioned were lack of money, attitudes towards research, the lack of ownership, the lack of early involvement by policymakers, the difficulties of research communication and the lack of tradition in lobbying.

Qualitative data analysed in this study, and also in the study of Oliver et al. [ 41] supports the quantitative findings on the difficulties of research participants to identify risks associated with the biobank research.

Such procedures, and the difficulties of researching past sales, would be almost impossible to administer and could have a dampening effect on sales, Mr. Feldman said.

Parsons adds that Lovett contributed to the "visualizing" of scenes in Robertson-Lovett projects, but the ambiguity of this term reflects the difficulties of researching the career of screenwriter Josephine Lovett (4).

Feeling familiar to oral historians and ethnographers, Yarger's study offers a rare glimpse into the difficulties of researching living people.

The widespread informal use of mobile technology in medical education and the difficulties of researching formal use make it hard to assess benefits to learning and training.

The depth and difficulty of research varied from subject to subject.

Using multiple-choice questions, respondents were asked about (1) the benefits of conducting clinical research and desired lecture topics on clinical research; (2) the difficulties of conducting research, among physicians who had participated in such research; and (3) the content of reviewers' comments, among physicians who had submitted a clinical research article.