Sentence examples for difficulties to find from inspiring English sources

There is a lack of intervention studies concerning UCP patients which can be explained by a gap in the knowledge about this patient group, but also by difficulties to find robust methods to reduce biasis and to enhance the generalizability of the findings.

tests were designed primarily to assess learning difficulties — to find the children in a typical classroom who might be lagging behind and in need of remedial attention.

WaytoB, an app designed to help people with learning difficulties to find their way around, won the people's award voted for by the public.

If the latter is desired by a lot of robots, it is left to the robot which meets more difficulties to find an other target.

Most of these books have a deliberately strong moral and educational message showing young people fighting their way past immense difficulties to find safety and achieve new self respect in a changing world, principally if they manage to build on the older values of their culture.

Recently, over 80percentt of ceramic SMEs in Lampang, known as the biggest source of ceramic production in Thailand have been closed down rapidly due to several reasons such as the difficulties to find funds for sustainment and facing intensive competition in the global market.

But the difficulty to find real new drugs is a major problem.

Participants had difficulty to find out the direction of glancing when the pictures were in dog-vision mode.

"Pluto is noticeable by its difficulty to find," Dr. Richard P. Binzel, a professor of planetary science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said of the Rose exhibits.

The great number of surgical techniques experimented illustrates the difficulty to find a satisfactory method for the treatment of these recurrent dislocations.

"If we have difficulty to find civilian assets such as one or two patrolling boats, and one aircraft, you can imagine what kind of questions will be raised if it comes to military assets".