Sentence examples for difficulties with defining from inspiring English sources

In my interview with Boulton today, he discusses his new vision, his difficulties with defining his sexuality and why he says this is "only the beginning".

Some participants reported difficulties with defining individual rehabilitation goals, but written individualised plans and schedules were appreciated by all participants.

Our study suggests that some participants reported difficulties with defining individual rehabilitation goals, but written individualised plans and schedules were appreciated by all participants.

The various descriptions of the SF-36 (which ranged from a "health survey" to "a standard quality-of-life measure") reveal an inconsistent approach which itself reflects the difficulty with defining quality of life.

Frequently, Russian TPs have had difficulties even with defining the priority R&D areas for their activities (Kozak 2012).

Researchers from various disciplines have emphasized the difficulties with mathematically defining a beautiful face.

Another difficulty with defining nanotechnology is that, unlike biotechnology, the field does not stem from one established academic discipline.Such a lack of clarity is not stopping America, the EU and Japan from vying to outspend each other on nanotechnology.

This may reflect greater technical difficulty with clearly defining the margins of the ONS on greyscale imaging when ICP and, therefore, the ONSD are actively changing, which may thereby result in diminished accuracy in the presence of SAIF.

By shifting the focus of our attention in this way, we can overcome many of the difficulties associated with defining art, most notably that of its heterogeneity.

The integration of cultural ecosystem services (CES) into the ecosystem services framework remains a challenge due to the difficulties associated with defining, articulating and measuring CES.

Thus the objectives of this paper are to discuss (1) the importance of the effects of fatigue on performance, (2) the difficulties associated with defining and measuring fatigue, (3) the current status of inclusion of fatigue in HRA methods, and (4) the future directions and challenges for the inclusion of fatigue, specifically sleep deprivation, in HRA.