Sentence examples for difficulty results from inspiring English sources
Part of the difficulty results from the metaphor Plato's uses throughout the last stage of the Final Argument in the Phaedo.
Yet another difficulty results from the fact, that some of the programs considered in this review are complex interventions and not only encouraging physical activity (e.g., combined with the encouragement of better nutrition (see for example [23, 27, 29, 36]).
Consequently, this difficulty results in the same problem stated above: different algorithms will generate different prognostic gene sets using the same microarray data.
A potential difficulty results if the PDP is considered merely the 'diffusion' of an idea or the "rolling out" of a fixed drawing from the planners or architects.
This difficulty results from a deficit in the number of sequences required to decrease the probability of erroneous assignation for a given sequence position, under a reasonable coverage threshold (i.e. minimum number of reads per bp required, see additional file 1).
To avoid the difficulty resulting from randomness in the displacement data, the noise level was slightly less than that of the observed data.
Heat exchanger network synthesis has been extensively studied in process system engineering for its complexity and difficulty resulting from stream matches and the nonlinearity of continuous variables.
When she appeared onstage, there was technical difficulty resulting in the mike not appearing from below the ground, and a stage-hand passing it to her.
The bull "Bubba", having a history of more calving difficulty, resulted in larger calves and a higher degree of calving difficulty.
The extremely low rate for these types of errors indicates that the patients understood sufficiently and performed the task without any difficulty resulting from motor dysfunction.
The high prevalence of prior pediatric hip surgery in these patients (50%) may predispose to increased technical difficulty resulting in increased complications and higher revision rates.
