Sentence examples for difficulty to set from inspiring English sources

Under the Gakusei system, the Ministry of Education, together with local officials, managed with difficulty to set up elementary schools for children aged 6 to 14.

"But I believe the problem exists somewhere between the barrier to entry (user-interface design, technical difficulty to set up, and over-all user experience) versus the perceived value of the tool, as seen by Joe Public and Joe Amateur Techie".

Owing to the difficulty to set the appropriate bias value for each UE, many articles mainly discuss applying ICIC[5 8].

Depending on this ratio of RB, the appropriate bias values also change, and this is also one reason for the difficulty to set optimal bias values.

Other challenges for e-tailers are providing after-sales support and possible problems concerning logistics like increased costs of delivery (the "border effect") or the difficulty to set up reverse logistics for returns.

The main reason is the difficulty to set up experimental designs in the 'classical way' as already acute stress affects the regularity of the estrous cycle.

"I was a bit frustrated when I saw the difficulties to set up a clinical trial, when we know that we have a potential new treatment that can work and that can benefit the patients," he says.

Lower scores in Purposefulness (SD2), Resourcefulness (SD3), and total Self Directedness (SD) scores indicated that PFH patients might have difficulty to define, set, and pursue meaningful goals [ 8, 10].

But there exists a difficulty: how to set the membership function in each particular case.

When selecting modules from thousands of categories hierarchically structured in GO, the main difficulty is to set statistical significance threshold accounting for the multiplicity of testing.

But perhaps the most surprising thing is Mr Rosen's willingness not only to wrestle with these difficulties, but to set a course for the company before the new chief executive has been publicly identified, much less brought on board.Such is the sense of flux and change in the PC industry these days that Mr Pfeiffer's eventual successor will surely want some freedom of manoeuvre.