Sentence examples for for increasing difficulty from inspiring English sources

We developed a 'senior friendly' suite of online 'games for learning' with interactive calibration for increasing difficulty, and evaluated the feasibility of a randomized clinical trial to test the hypothesis that seniors aged 60 80 can improve key aspects of cognitive ability with the aid of such games.

Not only does this make it difficult for researchers to select journals for reading, it also makes for increasing difficulty deciding in which journal(s) to publish their own work (Schuemie and Kors, 2008).

The learner corpus is used to produce an ordering of grammatical concepts in terms of increasing difficulty for acquisition.

Pilot studies established that the tasks, labelled 'round-box', 'flip-top' and 'cylinder', were of increasing difficulty for the monkeys to solve.

Searching through literature to keep up with the state of the art is a task of increasing difficulty for many individual biomedical researchers.

Early recognition of the scent was achieved by using simple search and find games, which were gradually replaced by exercises of increasing difficulty, for instance by using sticks with a fainter smell (that had not been exposed to the scent as long).

The performance of the proposed schemes is assessed in the solution of the steady state quasi one-dimensional Euler equations for two test cases of increasing difficulty.

Mrs. Johnson, who is 44 and works in the intensive-care unit, called the raises a welcome reward for the increasing difficulty of her job.

As for the increasing difficulty in standing out in the neighborhood as more signs go up on more buildings, her philosophy is that more is, well, more.

For example, with increasing difficulty of training, delayed recall is likely to take longer and require various prompting cues in prospective memory training sessions.

The loss tangent of the solid part of the mat decreases with increasing solid content, while the storage and loss moduli of the solid part increases, due to the increasing difficulty for frictional sliding among the BNNTs.