Sentence examples for difficulty targeting from inspiring English sources

If, for example, someone has difficulty targeting with a mouse, you can create icons for touch screen.

It typically flies at a relatively low speed of 300 kn, which makes it a better platform for the ground-attack role than fast fighter-bombers, which often have difficulty targeting small, slow-moving targets.

Thus, metastatic cancer cells are hypothesized to be susceptible to MAT in vivo, with the plasticity of their migration modes and lack of specificity in adhesion contributing to their high invasivity and difficulty targeting (Lammermann and Sixt, 2009).

Techniques usually associated with cognitive training - such as the repeated exercise of standardized cognitive tests of increasing difficulty, targeting specific cognitive domains - tend to reflect restorative principles and 'thrive on the lure of neuroplasticity' [ 34].

The KPCS tool, a 15-item perceived parental self-efficacy measure, is useful clinically in screening for parenting difficulties, targeting interventions and evaluating outcomes [ 64].

The 2007 Mount Difficulty Target Gully Riesling from Central Otago, New Zealand, stood up to spicy, more complex dishes, including kungpao cashew chicken with its sugar, black Shanxi vinegar, chili peppers, and faint hint of Sichuan peppercorns.

One difficulty with targeting proteins directly is that the targeted proteins may often also control other vital pathways sometimes leading to severe unwanted effects.

But on Wednesday Varoufakis pointed to the difficulty of targeting Greece's voracious oligarchs.

Another challenge in HIFU for HCC treatment is the difficulty in targeting and monitoring since the liver is subject to respiratory movements.

The delay in developing such a model owes largely to controversy over the identity of the cell type of origin of BRCA1-associated inherited invasive EOC and the resultant difficulty in targeting molecular alterations to the correct cell type.

This integrated nature of cancer pathways leads to difficulty in targeting specific pathway components.