Sentence examples for difficulty to account from inspiring English sources
This approach retains some of the problems related to semantic interaction with sound, such as the ambiguity of many concepts, the lack of annotations, and the difficulty to account for fake but convincing sound representations used by foley artists.
The variance in average years of schooling is relatively low, which in part explains the difficulty to account for cross-country income differences among developed countries when only using this narrow measure of human capital.
The main limitation is the observational design and the difficulty to account effectively for all potential confounders.
In that testing session, he was tested with the original line drawings, but also with new and unfamiliar line drawings of animals of similar difficulty, to account for possible familiarity influences on his performance.
On the other hand, the infinitesimalist view has difficulties to account for the fact that macroscopic objects appear to our cognition rather than individual atoms.
The majority of the phylogenetic methods being applied are focused on the nucleic acid composition of genes, genomes, and transcriptomes, thus will have difficulties to account for constraints on the gene products in the physical realm such as protein structure, biophysics, and function issues among others.
In the numerical modeling of embedded waveguides, the main difficulty is to account for the unbounded section.
The effort to link biochemical pathways and molecular interactions to the behavior of whole cells and to infer causality from statistical correlation in large data sets in photo-chemotherapy is a matter of considerable difficulty, and to account for all biological variation is a very challenging goal.
We conclude that in this study task difficulty is unlikely to account for our findings.
None of the conjunction-preferred, conjunction-least-preferred, or conjunction-deactivation regions showed an interaction of group by task (all P's > 0.50), suggesting that task difficulty is unlikely to account for the patterns of conjunction-related activity found here.
Insufficient task difficulty is unlikely to account for the present result, because detection accuracy did not reach the ceiling for either the aMO(Mo + FM) or aFM(Mo + FM) conditions.
