Sentence examples for difficulty of evaluation from inspiring English sources
However, the capacity of an EV fleet varies, which increases the difficulty of evaluation.
The difficulty of evaluation at the higher level of Kirkpatrick model is another potential challenge in the organization as there are many factors could contribute to the results other than the training.
It is well known that due to the lack of available annotations for the limited basic research in peanut, the huge number of unigenes (more than 33.91% of total unigenes) had no any matches in Nr database, it added the difficulty of evaluation and understanding of peanut transcriptome.
This study showed the importance and diagnostic value of electromyography for radiculopathy evaluation prior to spinal procedures and the difficulty of pain evaluation outcome by using the VRS.
The significance of those radiographic measurements in regard to patient satisfaction is unknown [ 30]; this adds to the difficulty of radiographic evaluation, due to its putative measurement error, to determine weaknesses of this study.
Phan et al. [ 5] have suggested that the complexity of pain physiology and the difficulty of pain evaluation may explain these findings, as well as the fact that patients experience pain differently.
However, the incidence of positive findings on endometrial cytology for HGSCs in our study (23%) was similar to that for TICs coexisting in these tumours (36%) (Roh et al, 2010), taking into consideration the difficulty of cytological evaluation and possible sampling errors.
It may, to some degree, demonstrate the difficulties of economic evaluation in the area of primary prevention.
This training task shows high resemblance to the adaptive PASAT concerning stimuli, responses, modification of task difficulty, and evaluation of session performance.
Due to the difficulty of an objective evaluation of the synthetic voices, several complementary figures of merit were adopted, namely: the log-spectral distance (D LE ), signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) [6], root-mean-square error (RMSE), Perceptual Evaluation of Speech Quality (PESQ) [7], and P.563, a single-ended method for objective speech quality [8].
