Sentence examples for difficulty of specific from inspiring English sources

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This instrument not only prioritises rehabilitation needs at the goal level, but also assesses the difficulty of specific tasks that belong (from the patient's perspective) to relevant goals.

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The application of these imaging modalities to analyze the behavior of monocytes is hampered by the relative scarcity of these cells in the peripheral blood and the technical difficulties of specific cell isolation at the GMP level and efficient labeling to result in an adequate detection signal.

Both instruments assess the difficulties of specific tasks – covering the ICF categories of the Activities and Participation component – that belong to goals relevant from the patient perspective.

The disadvantages of online clinics for teens include the risk of miscommunication due to the absence of non-verbal cues, technological delays that may result in a backlog of online patients in virtual waiting rooms, privacy concerns and the possible difficulty of reaching specific adolescent groups with regard to specific immunizations.

The Rasch model's basic equation (see Eq. 1) describes the difference between the ability of a specific person n, B n, and the difficulty of a specific item i, D i, via a logarithmic function that depends upon the probability P ni of person n to correctly solve item i: {B}_n-{D}_i=ln left({P}_{ni}/left 1-{P}_{ni}right)right) (1).

Her disadvantage is that many rank-and-file members of the party hardly know her.Moreover, any Blairite effort to block Mr Livingstone will be hampered by the difficulty of finding specific Livingstonian heresies beyond a general, and unwelcome, tendency to speak his mind.

Offsetting this advantage of the circular tree is the obvious difficulty of extracting specific information about the relationships among a subset of taxa of interest from this representation.

Reflecting the difficulty of generating specific rules to protect love, many such views have understood the ethical content of marriage in terms of virtues (Steinbock 1991, Scruton 1986, Chapter 11, 356 361).

Such absolute measures of diagnostic competence are obviously incomplete and potentially misleading because they are so dependent on the difficulty of the specific tests.

It is more likely that the causal-segmentation arose from the complexity and difficulty of considering specific latent-to-latent causal connections.

This was true of the perceived difficulty of the specific criteria for personality disorders, which declined significantly from film to film (estimate of linear trend = -0.53, 95% confidence interval [CI] = -0.95 -0.11).

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