Sentence examples for difficulty of stations from inspiring English sources
Examiner variance accounted for about 12% of the systematic variance (as compared to only 1% depending on differences in difficulty of stations, and 87% depending on differences between candidates).
But SmartBike DC — the first system of its kind in the United States — never expanded, due in part to the expense and difficulty of installing new stations, which required the local utility company to bring electricity to each station.
Women who organized a campaign starting more than year ago to win the right to vote were particularly incensed when the government rolled out an old excuse to ban their participation — the difficulty of separating polling stations by gender, as custom dictates.
Meteoric precipitation data are scarce in Afghanistan, mostly because of destruction of records and infrastructure during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan (1979 1989) and the difficulty of reestablishing monitoring stations during subsequent conflicts.
The TCCs simultaneously graphically display the difficulty of the test (station) and the overall discrimination.
But Gluzman was thinking more immediately about real estate and the difficulty of opening new gas stations in thickly settled areas.
Stations 2 (History taking) and 5 (Other) are easier but of similar difficulty, and stations 4 (Comunication Skills and Ethics) and 1a (Respiratory) are the easiest and of equivalent difficulty.
In assessing the performance of Radio 2, Radio 3, and 6Music, the report implicitly raises similar questions about genres, categories, and the difficulty of drawing lines between one station's output and another's.
This conflict likely results from the lack of good continuous data and the difficulty of isolating global Sq and EEJ at dip equator stations.
Further we discuss the solution difficulty of the problem and show that the "maximally-loaded-station-rule" has to be replaced by the "two-stations-rule".
