Sentence examples for difficulty to assume from inspiring English sources

At three months after the operation only one patient presented difficulty to assume a solid diet and 3 a liquid diet.

One solution for this difficulty was to assume some modification of the parameters in the diffusion-convection equation.

One solution to this difficulty is to assume that F y TSO was very small in the above period by chance and suddenly increased in January to produce the reversal.

To solve this difficulty, we had to assume that the function p is regular enough; this allows us, via an integration by parts to increase the regularity of the nonlinear term N ( t ) at the expense of Lipschitz regularity on p. Step 1. Proof of ( 21 ) and ( 22 ).

We still read Conrad, Austen and Swift, a century or three later, without much difficulty; it's reasonable to assume that the usage nits of their times were more or less the ones we're still picking today.

In accordance with the emotion regulation hypothesis discussed above it also seems reasonable to assume that a difficulty to maintain and update active responses may interfere with the emotion regulation process.

However, they also have difficulty relating with others and tend to assume they are always right.

Thus, it appears plausible to assume that the difficulties schizophrenic patients have with inhibiting irrelevant information is reflected by diminished alpha power and a reduced P1.

It is reasonable to assume that these difficulties can be contributing to a variety of depressive symptoms (e.g., reduced activity), to their persistence over time and, especially, to the engagement of clients in the process of therapeutic change.

Hence, if one is to assume that language difficulties form a core component of the ASC phenotype, then these findings support the notion that they arise via different causes to the rest of the core ASC symptoms.

If a student cannot suggest a deletion entry that maintains some meaning for part of a passage, it seems valid to assume that they have difficulty in understanding the deleted word.