If difficulty is a problem, that suggests that the point of a poem is to be decoded.
Appeals based on the difficulty of a problem can sound like an evasion of responsibility – aren't these people paid to have the answers?
The creative writing teacher is not mistaken in ascribing this basic difficulty to a problem with point of view, but it is often the wrong problem that is being identified.
A YouGov poll has stirred up familiar worries about the effects of new media on children's communication skills, saying that one in six children under the age of seven in England has difficulty talking – a problem that will have many worried parents looking at games consoles and wondering how far their children's onscreen delights are implicated in this decline.
Students' prior knowledge, the difficulty of a problem, and help-seeking behavior help determine their performance in solving a problem.
In particular, this difficulty poses a problem on the frequent process of synthesizing single individual choices from social choices.
The landscape or the difficulty of a problem could be obtained during the search, i.e., the problem could be understood better.
Self-reported walking difficulty is a problem among patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA), however, these patients have never been studied as a subgroup population.
However, inference problems in gene regulatory networks are often challenging, and the difficulty of a problem increases with the complexity of the model and the size of the network.
The perception among respondents of self-harm as a difficulty or a problem for which there is an explanation differed from the views often held by adults and health professionals.
Furthermore, the PREE was shown to be well-targeted with a person-item location slightly less than the average of zero logits, which discounts item difficulty as a problem (See Fig. 2).
