Sentence examples for difficulty of evaluating the from inspiring English sources
Such a dispute illustrates the difficulty of evaluating the efficacy of confidential disciplinary board hearings at universities.
The theoretical method is hampered by the difficulty of evaluating the integrals.
The spreading fallout and the difficulty of evaluating the value of mortgage securities has made banks and brokerage firms much more wary of lending to clients like hedge funds — and yesterday even to each other.
One reason may be the difficulty of evaluating the MHC reaction rate, which is defined as an improper integral of the Marcus rate over the Fermi distribution of electron energies.
While Lash raises valid concerns about the difficulty of evaluating the legitimacy of the government's actions, that difficulty is inherent to interpreting and applying a written Constitution informed by a broad understanding of individual liberty.
The case of OC use well illustrates the difficulty of evaluating the long-term health impact of medical technologies.
In a first step towards addressing this, we report results of a study of individual differences in general motor activity among littermates of the domestic cat, obtained using an observational method designed to overcome the difficulties of evaluating the behaviour of newborn altricial young.
One of the difficulties of evaluating the impact of qualitative research is that findings provide an interpretation, rather than neatly packaged facts.
Due to the difficulty, efforts of evaluating the safety of transgenic crops has been geared toward assessing the substantial equivalence between transgenic plants and wildtype or conventionally bred plants, like plants from MAB breeding [ 10].
In a broader sense, our findings reveal the difficulties (a) of evaluating the impact of diffusion of the Internet on activities offline when diffusion is measured with an entry of a single online entity such as Craigslist and (b) with translating improvements in search technologies into more efficient labor markets.
However, the difficulty of evaluating these data is that prevalence rates in the general population are still uncertain and control groups are not always included in family studies.
