Sentence examples for difficulty and thus from inspiring English sources

A possible explanation for the effect of condition is that real-life information added to task difficulty and thus yielded non-specific mistakes.

In effect, the residents had to scan the pigs from an upside down and backwards position which increased their difficulty and thus their time to obtain adequate images.

We argue that at present there is no satisfactory resolution of this difficulty and, thus, that the topic of time machines in a general relativistic setting is somewhat ill-defined.

It is evident that the old standard represents a very detailed division of soil and rock into seven degrees of excavation difficulty and thus represents a substantially transparent calculation of the total price of earthworks.

Such distraction increases task difficulty and thus may promote satisficing [ 18].

The item at the top has high item difficulty and thus is difficult for people to endorse; the item at the bottom of the rank is an easy-to-endorse item.

Secured credit cards are intended for people who have had some financial difficulties and thus have trouble qualifying for the sort of unsecured lines of credit typical with a standard credit card.

Yaroslavsky's provocative question, in the nature of a campaign slogan: "Where did all the money go?" His campaign, then: Yaroslavsky is the insider who knows city government but who has stood outside its current difficulties and thus is free to disparage those in charge.

At higher depths, false positives invariantly showed to have local coverage that was at least 10 times lower than the average (simulated) one, likely because of mapping difficulties, and thus easily recognizable as false calls.

Parental loss predicts a broad range of child difficulties and thus serves as a general "marker of risk".

The experimental determination of the structure of transmembrane proteins is fraught with difficulties and, thus, computational methods are essential for identification and structural prediction.