Sentence examples for difficulty for explaining from inspiring English sources

Goodman's insight about grid patterns and pictures suggests an immediate difficulty for explaining the digital status of images displayed on LCD screens: Clearly it will not be sufficient to point out that such images are pixellated, and therefore made up of small identical building blocks that impose a lower limit on the differences between display-instances.

A three-way ANOVA was performed to determine if a three-way interaction effect exists among RPD, SIM, and DWD for explaining item difficulty, as well as to understand which factor contributes the most to item difficulty.

This altered response in RO individuals signifies an impaired interaction between visual food cues and brain regions important in the regulation of food intake and may represent a potential mechanism for explaining the difficulty individuals have with maintaining weight loss.

A difficulty with this particular account for explaining the relatively spared spatial biconditional learning seen after fornix lesions is that mammillary body damage also has little or no effect on a range of spatial biconditional tasks [64,65,67], i.e., these additional inputs are typically not needed for spatial biconditional tasks.

The BBC may be forgiven for having difficulty in explaining this staggeringly unequal conflict in all its complexity.

Complexity and uncertainty create extra difficulty for experts in explaining their results, and for non-experts in understanding them.

In Nevada, Sharron Angle, the Republican candidate for senator, has had difficulty explaining positions she took in the past, like calling for the phasing out of Social Security, and she sharply cut down on public appearances soon after her victory in June, at one point running away from a television reporter.

Mr. Obama said that had not changed his mind at all — and suggested that it was Mr. McCain who would have difficulty explaining his support for a long-term presence in a war that Mr. Obama called "a strategic blunder".

However, the backward-looking version of the trust rationale has difficulty explaining the need for informed consent outside pre-existing caretaker-patient relationships.

And yet Schmidt and his fellow strategists have had difficulty explaining how America will be better off for electing (as opposed to simply admiring) a stubborn patriot.

It was concluded that the hippocampus is not especially dedicated to allocentric memory and that lack of control for task difficulty may explain some of the deficits observed in previous studies.