Sentence examples for difficulties questions from inspiring English sources

Instead, after his acknowledgement of his part in the financial difficulties, questions about the state of the NHS he presided over are being asked.

A natural candidate for the pilot was our own IT Department, i.e. to have our own Intel IT managers talk about how they implement Intel technology and also show how we eat our own dog food through a "peer-to-peer" lens to other IT managers facing similar challenges, difficulties, questions, ROI, etc.

However, there are many more questions in the field of environmental health science for which we need basic biological research studies in order to reveal its difficulties, questions, and most challenging mysteries.

Psychological distress was measured with the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12) [ 38], a measure of current psychological functioning with an equal number of positively (e.g., "Been able to face up to your problems?") and negatively phrased (e.g., "Felt that you couldn't overcome your difficulties?") questions.

In addition, a latent factor for negative symptoms was not identified for the QIDS-SR16, despite that several items overlap with negative symptoms, such as of concentration difficulties (question #10), lack of interest (#13) and lack of energy (#14).

To compare activities of daily living (ADL) staging based on 2-level responses to ADL difficulty questions (simple ADL stages) with ADL staging based on 4-level ADL question responses (complex ADL stages).

Interestingly, in the case of advance learners, we found a high probability of generating low difficulty questions by high quiz performers.

Probability of generating medium-level difficulty questions by both high- and medium-level quiz performers is evident in both novice and advance cases.

Interestingly, high probability of generating low difficulty questions by high pretest performers is evident in the case of advance learners only, this shows that the difficulty level can be used to assess the learning of novices, but not advanced learners.

Across PROs, there were six different formats of "difficulty" questions with five response categories (Table 3).

The 12 difficulty questions formed three factors, each with four items with loadings of 0.50 or greater.