Sentence examples for difficulty corresponding to from inspiring English sources

Figure 5 shows a set of example predictions of various degrees of difficulty corresponding to BioCreative III submissions.

Levels of difficulty corresponding to the group's cognitive level were used where available in the training material.

"Moderate difficulty" (corresponding to "problem hearing normal conversation; requires quiet setting to hear well") applied to 8.3% of our patients and retains strong face validity as an age-associated problem with an adverse effect on health status.

The damage done by the attack of poliomyelitis, or the traumatism to nerves or muscles by war wound or civil injury, has produced a distorted or unstable mechanism upon which the individual must walk with a degree of difficulty corresponding to the degree of disability.

Items with a discrimination parameter of 0.5 to 2.0 and a difficulty parameter corresponding to a certain region of the ability scale (−3.0 to 3.0) provide the most information [ 45, 47].

For each domain there is a 4 level difficulty scale that is scored from 0 to 3, corresponding to "without any difficulty" (0), "with some difficulty" (1), "with much difficulty" (2), and "unable to do" (3).

Although its unprecedentedly success in approximating the singular field around a crack tip independent of mesh discretization, XFEM still has been long hindered in engineering applications by its ill conditioning and the difficulty in mass lumping corresponding to extra dofs.

Five planning difficulty levels were included corresponding to the minimum number of moves (1 5) needed to achieve the target configuration.

For example, when constructing a unidimensional scale for the difficulty of a task corresponding to nodes in the graph, fitting a Rasch model to a set of 200 variables seems daunting, whereas fitting it to several independent groups of five to twenty variables is much more feasible.

Classifying the item difficulties into eight levels corresponding to the eight combinations of three factors was probably too fine-grained for a small number of samples.

For the other models, we recognize the now familiar central and side increased differences in the azimuthal spectrum corresponding to difficulties in recovering the zonal and the sectoral terms, because of internal/external field separation and noise correlated along the satellite orbits.