Sentence examples for difficulties to develop from inspiring English sources

Students with special education have difficulties to develop cognitive abilities and acquire new knowledge.

The diversity of non-domestic buildings at urban scale poses a number of difficulties to develop models for large scale analysis of the stock.

An increasing amount of studies focuses on the difficulties to develop transdisciplinary approaches due to the sub-division and specialization of research disciplines.

Besides the technical difficulties to develop these micro-robots, this paper also shows how to develop a multi-agent co-operative system by means of Matlab/Simulink (MATLAB and SIMULINK are Trade Marks of Math Works. Windows 95 is a Trade Mark of Microsoft Corporation).

Such opposing roles underline the difficulties to develop EMT drugs.

The MPs also recommend that the government overcome political and practical difficulties to develop a pay system that rewards teachers who add the greatest value to pupil performance.

"Right now, there's still difficulties to developing in New York," he said.

At the same time distribution brings benefits, it poses challenges as the difficulty to develop trust, which is essential for team efficiency.

The absence in nature of matter that can interpenetrate and the quasi impossibility, up to the advent of virtual imaging, to experience this deformation is maybe the reason for the difficulty to develop an intuitive approach on the problem.

The analysis indicated differences in responses and trends between the studied systems, which underscores the challenge to devise a universal FDD algorithm for all vapor compression systems and the difficulty to develop a methodology for rating the performance of different FDD algorithms.

Our results highlight the difficulty to develop selective peptide ligands for GPR10, GPR54 or GPR103 without a modification of the C-terminus RF-amide signature, but open the door to the design of new RF-amide peptides acting as agonist for one receptor and antagonist for another one.