Sentence examples for difficulty is defined from inspiring English sources
Academic difficulty is defined as being at risk of receiving a grade of C or lower.
The vocabulary difficulty is defined according to its length.
In test theory, such as CTT and item response theory (IRT), the difficulty is defined as the likelihood of correct responses, not as the perceived difficulty or necessary amount of effort (DeMars 2010).
Dystocia, more commonly known as calving difficulty, is defined as a prolonged or difficult parturition, often with assistance required during delivery.
In this document a resident in difficulty is defined as "a doctor who does not acquire the required competences within the planned timeframe of the programme".
Should we routinely give pre-extubation steroids (or selectively in those with evidence of edema) [ 14]? Fifth, should alternative intubation techniques such as videolaryngoscopy be resorted to as a primary rather than rescue plan [ 15]? Sixth, if reintubation difficulty is defined by the number of attempts, will this result in fewer but longer efforts with attendant risks?
So the question is: what is dysfunctional sting?" The difficulty is defining "dysfunctional," since the sting that's dysfunctional for an individual is different from the sting that's dysfunctional for society.
One difficulty is defining OA phenotypes for genetic studies.
To allow progression three levels of difficulty are defined.
In this study, birth difficulty was defined as any difficulties such as heavy bleeding, strange breech positioning, or asphyxia at the birth.
