Sentence examples for difficulty for understanding from inspiring English sources

Binary P-T-X (pressure temperature composition) and multi-component phase diagrams are of complex spatial geometry, which brings difficulty for understanding.

Furthermore, functional redundancy between two or more ADAMs seems to be a common phenomenon [ 24, 25], posing an additional difficulty for understanding the roles of ADAMs in development and diseases.

Difficulties for understanding phylogenies provoked by their design and visualization must be taken into consideration.

Wertheimer's moralized account and moralized theories of coercion more generally raise some difficulties for understanding how there could be "justified coercion," such as law enforcement, in that they tend to associate uses of coercion with immoral action.

Some informants mentioned that a generally low level of medical literacy could also pose difficulties for understanding the system.

Aim: to evaluate the effects of different signal-to-noise ratios on speech recognition obtained by the use of cochlear implant (CI); to compare the speech recognition in noise with different types of multichannel cochlear implants (CIs) and to evaluate the degree of difficulty for speech understanding in noise in daily life situations.

It seems that the notion of intersubjectivity is helpful both for understanding difficulties one can face with a teaching design for a "community of learners" classroom and for improving such a design.

We describe a new approach for understanding the difficulty of designing efficient learning algorithms.

Despite these difficulties, our model is useful for understanding the character of subduction zones and can be applied for a particular pair of plates, such as the Pacific plate and slowly moving Eurasia plate.

Multiple informants on the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) are invaluable for understanding the home and community functioning of children with mild ID, because psychosocial problems may be highly situational and differ at school and at home [ 20- 22].

HAITI'S crisis — and its possible solution — provides a mirror for understanding our own difficulties delivering good health care in the United States.