Sentence examples for dimensions difficulties from inspiring English sources

Activity restriction is used to define disability based on four dimensions: difficulties in doing any one of six Activities of Daily Living (ADL) - transfer in and out of bed, transfer in and out of chair, dressing, washing of hands and face, feeding, going to the toilet; or difficulties in mobility; continence problems; or limitations in sensory (vision, hearing) functions.

This slightly alters the paper's dimensions, causing difficulties in register.

For analysis, these five oral health conditions were combined into three oral health impacts following the Oral Impacts on Daily Performances (OIDP) to capture physical, psychological and social dimensions: physical (difficulty chewing and/or swallowing), psychological (pain), and social (difficulty speaking and/or difficulty with social interaction) [ 20, 21].

These differences may be explained by fewer items (n = 3) in the FCCHL-AYAC for the communicative dimension and difficulties answering items reported by Dutch citizens.

Night racing and rain will add new dimensions of difficulty, giving the series its biggest refresh in years.

Adaptation was implemented using three dimensions of difficulty, which were based on our instructional principles and our knowledge of the key determinants of performance in basic numerical cognition in adults and children.

The high cost to payers dimension reflected difficulties in reimbursing new high-cost treatments as well as covering basic care (e.g. screening and prevention) to a growing population of patients.

Unlike baseball, in cricket the ball also bounces before it reaches the batsman, adding another dimension of difficulty.

Variety puzzles are already enough of a challenge, but adding in diabolical riddles like the ones concocted by Jeffrey give a new dimension of difficulty.

Just exchanging intact figures (as large e-mail attachments or by FTP) added an extra dimension of difficulty.

A salient problem we face is the high computational complexity in processing analytical queries that are not seen in typical databases, demonstrating another dimension of difficulty shared by many of today's big data applications.