Many findings and factors highlighted in this report point to the structural obstacles and systemic difficulties in acknowledging and adequately responding to child trafficking.
She added, "Americans long have had difficulty in understanding, acknowledging, and having empathy for the pain of black men".
The approaches based on mixtures of distributions, data components or model averaging seem to add further flexibility in acknowledging difficulties in explicitly modelling the skewness in the data.
I also think there's not-implausible alternative, though, which is that a society that has universalized same-sex marriage will have more difficulty than ever acknowledging, in anything but the most backhanded and grudging fashion, that more traditional and religiously-oriented marital cultures do anything well at all.
This difficulty has been acknowledged in discussions regarding intolerable suffering.
A major limitation of the karyotypic studies is that inferences are limited to the relatively small number of cells selected for analysis, a difficulty acknowledged in those early papers.
They also acknowledged difficulty in relating today's home run developments to past times.
There is a general and acknowledged difficulty in explaining how coercion by threat is possible: if the coercee defies the demand backed by the threat, it is typically irrational, because futile, for the coercer to go ahead and execute his threat.
Reviewers acknowledge difficulty in appraisal of qualitative studies and have suggested criteria with specified guidelines for judging suitability of studies for inclusion in qualitative systematic reviews [ 35, 38, 39].
Eleven respondents acknowledged difficulty in answering our survey, in that their responses to a number of questions would depend on the type of chiropractor under consideration: " Obviously not all [chiropractors] are the same...This questionnaire relates to the majority of [chiropractors], not all".
