Sentence examples for difficulties to capture from inspiring English sources

Considering the capacity of the human's working memory, having difficulties to capture more than 6 to 9 information units at the same time [ 37], it makes sense to limit the number of factors included in the vignettes.

We aimed to sample 20 specimens and an equal number of males and females in each locality, but samples sizes are often male-biased due to the difficulties to capture females in some sites (Table 1).

Secondly, the playful or uncooperative nature of the child increases the difficulty to capture the same area of the ball reliably.

Other interpretive labels include participation, to capture those items about how students verbally participated in class; and difficulty, to capture those items that illustrated students' struggles to interact with the in-class presentation of the material in real time.

The individual variations and the underestimations could be the explanation on the low validity, compared with PAL and TEE, and illustrates the difficulty to capture the individual energy expenditure in questionnaires [ 43].

The difficulties appeared to capture the tensions between the desires of the living, particularly Polish youth, and the shadow of the dead, including more than a million murdered Jews, in a provincial Polish town stained forever by what the Nazis did nearby.

This approach overcomes the difficulties related to capture heterogeneity and model selection, providing the ecological models may be adapted to capture recapture procedures in epidemiology.

The main difficulty is to capture both the fine and the coarse scales to get an accurate numerical solution.

The paper argues that the features that made the trading scheme attractive to governments were precisely the ones that created difficulties for accountants to capture under existing standards.

The data presented here demonstrate the difficulties of trying to capture complex phenomena quantitatively.

Whatever side of the argument one takes, it's obvious that there's real difficulty in trying to capture the essence of one art in another.