Sentence examples similar to free difficulty from inspiring English sources

Hence, the test design task is to identify a set of items linked to a teaching curriculum that fit the Rasch model and demonstrate person-free difficulty values with consistent directional spread across sub-groups.

Even this decision would not be free from difficulty: who decides, and according to what criteria?

"It would probably be impossible to devise a scheme which is completely free from difficulty," he said.

The Dawn Wall, with its extraordinary levels of continuous free-climbing difficulty, has been a continuation of that fascination.

In a land where minds remain free the difficulties of censorship extend beyond what is Constitutionally permissible into what is administratively possible.

But it is more unsettling to read the associated manifesto that French publishers readily agreed to: "In order to organize a common existence free of difficulties between the German Occupation army and the French population, and thereby to establish normal relations between the German and French peoples, the French editors undertake the responsibility to organize intellectual production".

The academy's beginnings were quite modest German professors lectured in Latin to a handful of poorly prepared students—and its development was not free from difficulties, but at the end of the 18th century it was a leading European centre of science and enlightenment, preparing and guiding Russia's scientific and technological flowering in the 19th century.

This account is not entirely free of difficulties however.

This process is not free of difficulties, given the phenomenon of coarticulation.

This is not to say that temperature scanning (TS) is free of difficulties when the theory is implemented in practice.

The use of pathway classification tools is anyway not free of difficulties [20].