Sentence examples for difficulty relates to from inspiring English sources

The difficulty relates to age-dependent differences in the pediatric electrocardiogram, the presence or absence of congenital heart disease, and multiple and diverse etiologies of myocardial injury that lead to an ischemic pattern on the ECG [11].

The major engineering difficulty relates to the development of inexpensive systems that allow for reduced capital investment in a context in which the power generation efficiency is relatively reduced.

Part of the difficulty relates to the current nature of genomics experiments.

One of the most frequent causes of such difficulty relates to the observation that pain occurs in 80% of cancer patients in an advanced stage of disease and in 30% of cases with a high intensity of pain [ 1].

1) The first difficulty relates to the orthology of Hox genes, or even their real nomenclature, which is difficult to assess in the absence of clustering and extensive sequence landmarks.

There are, however, a few points that need additional discussion or a better placement in the relevant context:  1) The first difficulty relates to the orthology of Hox genes, or even their real nomenclature, which is difficult to assess in the absence of clustering and extensive sequence landmarks.

These are children who cling to routine and have difficulty relating to their peers.

"After my mother's death, I had such difficulty relating to people," he recalls.

Viewers shouldn't have any difficulty relating to the topics that the series tackles.

To the contemporary reader he displays more than a few autistic traits, including a love of routine and repetition, and difficulty relating to others on an emotional level.

She has also worked with veterans who have difficulty relating to their loved ones after returning from combat.