Sentence examples for difficulty repeating from inspiring English sources

Other laboratories have had difficulty repeating Dr. Verfaillie's results, but recently some have succeeded, Dr. Verfaillie said, although they often gave the cells different names.

A third clinical syndrome of progressive aphasia, logopenic (Greek "few words") aphasia, presents with hesitant but grammatically correct speech marred by word-finding pauses, anomia, and impaired phonological working memory manifesting as disproportionate difficulty repeating spoken phrases versus single words (fig 2).

The caller clearly has difficulty in answering the question immediately (line 2, 0.7 gap) and the call-handler, clearly aware of the caller's difficulty, repeats the question (line 3).

We think the best solution is to add a little section pointing out the semantic difficulties, repeating the operational nature of the definitions, and specifying that in very few cases do we actually know the true physiological state of individual cells – which is what matters with regard to replicatory potential.

The Baltimore Ravens are seeing the difficulty of repeating as champions -- every opponent puts forth its best effort.

After his players arrive Thursday at the University at Albany, where practices begin Friday, Coughlin's first pep talk will be about the difficulty of repeating as Super Bowl champions.

Damage to this tract may result in conduction aphasia, a disorder in which the individual can understand and speak but has difficulty in repeating what is said to him.

In Braga's assessment, this synthesis managed "the impossible", but the difficulty of repeating it with each story also resulted in mediocre writings: "from among his few texts, even fewer are located on the relatively highest level of the relative aesthetic hierarchy".

We encountered the same difficulty, necessitating repeating PFGE testing with SfiI enzyme for all isolates.

A manuscript published by Akada et al. 2006 illustrates the difficulty in repeating another researcher's protocol when not all the necessary information is provided.

Reasonable agreement is obtained with measurements made on a real prototype, although the agreement was limited at least in part by difficulties in repeating the same operating conditions for the motor.