Sentence examples for either difficulties from inspiring English sources

When participants were justifying a low degree of Transferability, however, they would highlight usability issues, either difficulties they had with using the robot for specific tasks or a lack of need for the agent's help.

Rain meant we could wash and drink; tides and waves brought either difficulties or ease; wind meant variously relief ("Great – we can sail") or danger.

Cochrane's use of the narrative review is generally explicitly justified by statistical considerations: either difficulties in synthesizing data from cluster randomized trialsc10 or heterogeneity.

Because Gulbis has beaten Federer before, in Rome in 2010, as well as inflicting either difficulty or defeat on pretty much everyone else.

The differences between glycemia arms (for either age group) in percentage reporting either difficulty (walking or activity) were clinically minimal (<2% on an absolute scale).

Our outcome variable was no limitation versus limitation of any degree (either difficulty or need for help) in one or more of the tasks included in the scale.

The remaining 23 children were either experiencing difficulties in two or more areas and showed no sign of improvement, or had developed new psychological symptoms since the parent's death.

These findings are in agreement with those of Bizzini et al.[ 34] and Van Veen et al.[ 35] who suspected that the discordant results were due either to difficulties to differentiate among closely related organisms, such as e.g. Strep.

Low visual acuity people declared either severe difficulties in long or short distance vision to question 1 and 2 and form perception or visual impairment to question 3. The worst severity in terms of visual impairment (blind >LV >NVP) was always retained.

Seven of these were removed due to comprehensibility problems (i.e. the participant either reported difficulties with the meaning of words, or they answered the item in such a way that suggested the item was not understood, or they reported a lack of contextual information needed to answer the item accurately (e.g. lack of timeframe).

The major factors in this are either difficulty of access, or a low level of past exploration.