Sentence examples for difficulty to read from inspiring English sources
Particular attention was paid to the fact that internet is a new and not very comfortable thing for the majority of Russian doctors as they have difficulty to read long scientific texts from the screens of outdated laptops in public hospitals.
The basic idea in the index is that the longer sentences are and the greater is the complexity of words used in them, the higher is the difficulty to read the text.
All the instruments are self-report; however, a psychologist was present during the initial and final assessments to give support in case of doubts or difficulties in the questionnaires' completion (ie, difficulty to read questions or to understand their meaning).
However, it is difficult to investigate the molecular oscillator of primary culture cells because of the difficulty to read-out the intrinsic circadian rhythm.
Her mother taught children with learning difficulties to read, though strangely, Sherman says, she never encouraged her to read.
For example, soil ecologists might already have difficulties to read all relevant articles published in specialized journals and might not have the time to read articles published in other journals.
They expressed difficulties to read the entire recommendations, which were too longer or too detailed.
Especially for people of lower socio-economic positions [ 18] and older age [ 19], it may be less likely to save and re-read interactively delivered feedback, due to difficulties to read or process information from a computer screen.
All individuals (n = 249) with at least one diagnosed rheumatic disease who received three weeks of rehabilitation at the clinic during the period February - June 2007 and with no great difficulties to read and complete the Swedish questionnaire were asked to participate in the study.
Dyslexia, an inability or pronounced difficulty to learn to read or spell, despite otherwise normal intellectual functions.
