Sentence examples for difficulties that fall from inspiring English sources

The histories interpretation of quantum theory has given rise to conceptual difficulties that fall in all of these areas, and while it is impossible in a few words to discuss each of them in detail, the following remarks are intended to indicate the general nature of some of the more serious issues raised by critics, along with responses made by advocates of the histories approach.

Although the term "reactive attachment disorder" is now popularly applied to perceived behavioural difficulties that fall outside the DSM or ICD criteria, particularly on the Web and in connection with the pseudo-scientific attachment therapy, "true" RAD is thought to be rare.

The quote was often repeated, indicating Petraeus was acutely aware of the difficulties that would follow the fall of Baghdad.

Foot disorders will be examined as a possible cause of balance difficulties that could contribute to falling.

12 In addition to increased mortality, osteoporotic fracture is frequently followed by chronic pain, functional limitation, and psychologic difficulties, that include fear of falling and social isolation.

California was having difficulty issuing short-term debt that fall because the markets were nearly frozen.

The High Court has confirmed the appointment of an examiner to an Irish building contractor that fell into difficulty after the collapse of Carillion.

Doran (1980) recommends that difficulty should fall within a range of 0.30 0.90 in order to effectively capture changes from the pre- to posttest stage.

Another difficulty is that the verb "fall" has been dropped from ppsimmon's final version: it's obvious that Satan is being compared metaphorically to the physical phenomenon of lightning, as Satan supposedly falls from the sky.

Study results indicate that difficulties falling asleep or regular use of hypnotics were associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes.

They observed that difficulty in falling asleep was associated with increased functional connectivity between cuneus and other sensory regions such as the PAC and OLF, and the medial motor area (SMA), and between the PAC and the medial motor area (SMA); and problems with sleep maintenance were associated with greater connectivity between the cuneus and the OLF.