Sentence examples for difficulty in repeating from inspiring English sources

Damage to this tract may result in conduction aphasia, a disorder in which the individual can understand and speak but has difficulty in repeating what is said to him.

A manuscript published by Akada et al. 2006 illustrates the difficulty in repeating another researcher's protocol when not all the necessary information is provided.

Reasonable agreement is obtained with measurements made on a real prototype, although the agreement was limited at least in part by difficulties in repeating the same operating conditions for the motor.

Because of the difficulties in repeating the large number of Pap smears that are inadequate within the national programme, in many clinics typical practice differs from intended practice.

Due to difficulties in repeating the published multiplex protocol, and to enable the analysis of additional markers, we designed novel primers for MLVA amplification.

In addition, the need for a large arterial segment (2 to 3 cm) due to the segmental nature of the vascular inflammation [ 22- 25] and the practical difficulties in repeating it, make temporal artery biopsy not a simple procedure [ 26].

An additional difficulty in repeat definition comes from the existence of bacterial plasmids.

The technical difficulties encountered in repeated electrode repositioning and deployment may overly lengthen the procedure and induce additional complications, especially in those patients with advanced lung diseases and poor pulmonary reserve, leading to difficult and prolonged recovery.

This would mean that most of the variability observed could be attributed to difficulties for the patient in repeating the same shoulder motion twice in a consistent way despite a preceding period of training.

The in silico finishing of some gaps was carried out by mapping (read length of 0.9 and similarity of 0.95) the mate-pair reads on each of the 5 kbp contig-ends since the de novo assembly software faced difficulty during assembly in repeated regions.

The 65 and 27 loci with two or three separate STR regions, respectively, whose repeat units had different sizes, were excluded because of the resulting difficulty in assigning repeat number in the HGDP-CEPH data set.