Sentence examples for difficulty accounting for from inspiring English sources
I argue that the approach has difficulty accounting for bounded change in national systems.
In fact, according to Trenberth, the new estimates help explain observations of global sea-level rise that scientists have had difficulty accounting for until now.
However, software-based registration techniques have difficulty accounting for differences in patient positioning and involuntary movement of internal organs, often necessitating labor-intensive nonlinear mapping that may not converge to a satisfactory result.
Pluralists seem to have difficulty accounting for truth's use as a device for generalization.
Moreover, it has difficulty accounting for proportional punishment in a plausible way.
LIMITATIONS: The major limitation is difficulty accounting for unmeasured bias in specialty referrals.
It is more difficult to predict how the earth's remaining ice sheets will behave, and this difficulty accounts for the wide range in projections.
Due to the moderate proportion of genetic variation in direct calving difficulty accounted for by the genomic region between 52.58 and 62.58 Mb on chromosome 18, this region was further investigated using imputed sequence data and found to include 85 869 SNPs as illustrated in Fig. 2.
This effect suggests that the default mode network might be influenced by some aspect of the high conjunction-task cost group, but the fact that both single- and conjunction-task conditions show this pattern makes it hard to conclude that task difficulty accounts for this result.
The basic outlines of such an argument go like this: noncognitivist theories are designed to deal with good simpliciter, but have some kind of difficulties accounting for attributive good or for good for.
