Sentence examples for difficulties to be made from inspiring English sources

The presence of this intermediate group is important, as it allows the identification of potential learning difficulties to be made at finer levels of detail.

Health care providers were encouraged to provide feedback throughout the duration of the study to enable us identify any difficulties and modifications that needed to be made to the protocol for the full trial.

Rasch models allow estimates of item location ("difficulty") and person measures ("ability") to be made along postulated latent traits, such as for instance, pain, and physical and mental health.

Where parents or teachers are seen as contributing factors to the participation difficulties of a child, this has to be made transparent, if such information is relevant for establishing eligibility.

The difficulty is making the changes that have to be made," he said.

It only seems to be making difficulties".

We did not apply specific psychiatric diagnostic tools to patients with behaviour and emotional difficulties to be able to make distinct psychiatric diagnoses.

Adjustment of the exercises (i.e. increase in intensity and difficulty) will be made based on the participant individual progression.

Whatever the difficulties of prosecution, the attempt must be made.

Tiering was needed, she said, to ensure that children of different abilities were presented with questions of the right difficulty to be able to make detailed judgments as to their mastery of the subject.

The first attempt of Brentano's students to overcome these difficulties was made by Twardowski, who distinguished between content and object of the act, the former of which is immanent to the act, the latter not.