Sentence examples for emphasized difficulties from inspiring English sources

The results added on to the genetic heterogeneity of CADASIL and emphasized difficulties in designing algorithms for molecular diagnosis.

In correspondence with Malebranche, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 1716) emphasized difficulties with Descartes's conservation law, and that correspondence led Malebranche to insert into a 1700 edition of the Lois the admission that experience reveals that such a law does not hold.

Previous studies have emphasized difficulties in obtaining adequate follow-up rates.

Psychological and psychosocial issues are often reported as particularly important barriers to diabetes care by patients, emphasizing difficulties that some have with the strictness of the diabetes regimen, including diet, exercise and monitoring [ 6].

Many artists emphasized the difficulties, but Young's drawings reflect a cooperative spirit.

Poland was the first European country to qualify for the tournament, and Arena emphasized the difficulties the Americans will have playing South Korea in front of its supporters.

Mr. Mbeki has also emphasized the difficulties that many Africans experience in taking the complicated regimens of multiple drugs every day.

Experts in atmospheric chemistry who were not involved in the study said it offered important hints about hydroxyl radicals, but they emphasized the difficulties in measuring something that comes and goes so quickly and varies mile by mile.

Officials have emphasized the difficulties of controlling the violence, given the size of the territory involved — Jonglei State is about one-quarter the size of Germany — and its poor communications.

It is then emphasized the difficulties in well interpreting these last results especially when dealing with a turbulent component corresponding to an uncorrelated source of excitation.

They also emphasized the difficulties of adversary prosecution - one of the main reasons why 419 scam is still an issue today.