Sentence examples for difficulty in allocating from inspiring English sources
Both shipping and aviation have been excluded from international negotiations on climate change, partly due to the difficulty in allocating their emissions to a particular country, but also because of the reluctance of both industries – which continue to grow strongly as globalised trade increases – to submit to the international monitoring that climate change regulation requires.
However, these open-loop measures are often time-delayed and ineffective, or hard to implement because of the difficulty in allocating the benefits between the two industries.
MA health coaches experienced difficulty in allocating dedicated time due to other MA responsibilities that often crowded out time for diabetic patient health coaching.
Additionally, Priyanka Chopra faced difficulties in allocating dates to shoot for the film, as she was simultaneously shooting for Anurag Basu's Barfi!
This incentive can create difficulties in allocating system resources in the most efficient manner.
Decision-makers here are still facing major difficulties in allocating the limited available resources.
Due to administrative turn-over and other unanticipated difficulties in allocating control patients to therapists during the trial, the group of treatment as usual therapists had to be extended to 17 during the study.
In this study the nurses had difficulties in allocating time for the interviews because they were to be carried out during working hours.
Consequently, individuals with frontal lobe dysfunction, who have difficulties in flexibly allocating cortical activation in response to processing demands perform poorly on the CVLT with respect to total learning (Hazlett et al. 1998).
Manufacturers say they try to be fair in allocating vaccines.
However, for multi-relational data mining in large databases, such algorithms were not efficient due the difficulty of allocating enough memory for all data structure used for this algorithm to represent the database.
