Sentence examples for difficulty of aiming from inspiring English sources

The present study evaluated some factors that could affect the difficulty of aiming and clicking for children from Kindergarten 2 and Grade 1. Adults participated to serve as a reference group.

The low participation rates should, therefore, be considered as a reflection of difficulties of programs aimed at prevention rather than as a limitation of the current study.

The level of difficulty was aimed at 'expert' level (ie. a level that a toxicologist could be expected to know).

Due to the difficulties in differentiating its non-specific presenting features and difficulty of diagnosis, we aimed to create and test a useful algorithm.

Start-up companies face the greatest difficulty, and those aiming to grab a share of the high-end market may find the economic barriers especially high, Mr. Rea said.

Such are the difficulties in aiming sales pitches at the estimated 11 million Americans of Asian ancestry.

Children have difficulty aiming correctly between the compartments, for instance.

On each occasion, we vastly underestimated the complexities of local politics, the difficulty of achieving our aims, and the resources we would require.

To fully appreciate the difficulty of achieving the aims of Dial-a-Molecule, and the impact it will have once the vision is realised, it is useful to make a comparison with oligonucleotide synthesis.

However, difficulties aiming the narrow-angle lens without the aid of a monitor to show what it was looking at made showing the Earth impossible.

Despite these difficulties, Vitalum aims to generate data on the efficacy of TPC and TMI in changing health behaviors.