Sentence examples for difficulty based on from inspiring English sources
Methods: The AIS is a self-assessment psychometric instrument designed for quantifying sleep difficulty based on the ICD-10 criteria.
A new friability testing method is proposed in this work to overcome this difficulty, based on the use of an internally circulating fluid bed (ICFB).
The adviser identifies areas of difficulty based on student grades in specific courses and by discussion with the students, and recommends elective courses and other resources (e.g., tutoring) as needed, to ensure students meet program objectives.
It is standard practice to include questions that have not been tested on a national sample of students, he said, but those questions are usually kept to a minimum and the scorers assign them a level of difficulty based on questions that have been tested on a national sample.
We have further shown how the fuzzy system can be modified to accommodate different levels of difficulty based on course assessments and concluded on the possibility of employing fuzzy method in OBE measurements as it offers flexibility in tuning the input output relationships of OBE course assessment.
We investigate the learners' difficulty based on their actions, which are logged in the system.
In this paper, a filtering-based technique is proposed to solve these difficulties, based on which a sliding-mode observer-based control scheme is developed to stabilize the resulting closed-loop systems.
Automatic item generation (AIG) is an effective way of constructing many items with predictable difficulties, based on a set of predefined task parameters.
But Nick's difficulties - based on interviews with family, friends, experts and school officials, and more than 100 pages of case documents - allow a close look at how consequences intended to help a student correct course instead can fuel a growing despair.
O'Malley faced initial difficulties based on race, as a community leader stated that his entrance into the race "created some tension," and that O'Malley's potential victory "would be the worst thing that could happen in this city" and could "tear this city apart".
