The phrase "difficulty higher than" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare levels of difficulty between two things. Example: "The advanced level of this course has a difficulty higher than that of the beginner level."
Surgeon's experience refers to the number of previously performed hysterectomies aOnly 11 cases with a positive ΔVAS ≥ 3 were used for this analysis (cases where experienced difficulty was higher than estimated difficulty) b95% confidence intervals of the mean difference (independent sample t-test) cData presented as median (range) dData presented as number (percentage).
Greater distances in favor of the item (i.e., the value for the item difficulty is higher than the person ability) indicate lower probability of a correct response.
In recent years, SLAM using cameras only has been actively discussed because the sensor configuration is simple and the technical difficulties are higher than others.
In addition the Chinese teachers also tended to rate conduct problems, hyperactivity – inattention, and total difficulties somewhat higher than their UK counterparts.
According to the norm-referenced MS risk classification (Difficulties, Risk, Normal, Good, High), the proportion of children suspected of being at-risk or having motor coordination difficulties were higher than expected for motor coordination (23.5% versus 16%), but lower for the aiming and catching performance (9% versus 16%).
The correlation coefficient between the total score and the difficulty rating was higher than that between total score and mental effort (see Table 3).
The lowest item difficulty value was higher than the lowest person ability value for all three test forms (−1.92, −1.54, and −1.78 for second, third and fourth graders, respectively).
Criticism of the game was aimed at its level of difficulty, which is higher than that of its predecessor; 1UP.com mentioned that this was most noticeable near the end of the game, where "there are levels that consist of nothing but wave after wave of difficult enemies thrown at you to deplete your ammo, and then more waves of enemies after that".
Owing to the difficulty in purifying higher than ∼8 µM ClpX, these experiments could not be performed at higher concentrations of ClpX.
The tension is largely theoretical, given that Biles's level of difficulty is so much higher than Douglas's.
