Sentence examples for difficulty progression from inspiring English sources

Determining the proper level difficulty progression is one example Wulff likes to throw around.

David Canter of The San Diego Union-Tribune described the difficulty progression as "ludicrous", with the tournament game mode going from "easy as pie to tough as nails".

The difficulty model is based on that from Guitar Hero: Aerosmith, which was adjusted from the Guitar Hero III model after the team received negative feedback from players regarding a "brick wall" in the difficulty progression in that game.

Gies noted that while the guitar difficulty progression in the Career mode was strong and better than in previous games, it leaves the vocals and drummer progression "all over the place", while Schiesel considered the vocals parts "somewhat rough" in comparison to The Beatles: Rock Band.

Every question was structured with four or five subquestions that, in general, increased in difficulty in progression through the question.

This may be one explanation why we observed the same difficulty with progression for doctors of ethnic minority background who are known to have a higher failure rate with the Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners MRCGPP) exam.

Minor complications at insertion were local hematoma (three cases, 3.4%), repeated punctures of the vein (five cases, 5.6%), difficulty in progression of the catheter (four cases, 4.5%), and one malposition (one patient with no evident P-wave on basal EKG, where the intracavitary EKG method could not be used).

New designs of injury prevention programmes may need to increase difficulty of progressions.

These results should be an impetus for further qualitative research to provide greater insights into why older graduates are more like to have difficulties in progression and direct action from training programmes so that they can identify problems at an earlier stage and provide greater support for such trainees as appropriate.

In other words, f1 has a high task difficulty (reflecting disease progression or design of instrument) and f2 has a low task difficulty (reflecting disease progression or design of instrument).

Its development can result in difficulty assessing disease progression, and treatment may be altered inappropriately.