Sentence examples for have difficulty in implementing from inspiring English sources
However, these constitutive models have difficulty in implementing the real geometry of rock joints and the input parameters of these models are predefined by the user, which hampers the predictive capability of these models (Bahaaddini et al. 2015).
Furthermore, parents with ADHD may have difficulty in implementing parent training strategies for the treatment of behavioural problems in their offspring.
It should understand that specialist technical staff of vertical programmes will have difficulty in implementing an HRAP or CCD approach unless they have the full-time support of staff with an HRAP or CCD background.
However, after over 10 years of effort, studies showed that primary mathematics teachers still have difficulties in implementing assessment in their classroom practice.
Research evidence demonstrates that improving hospitals' strategic planning practices can be effective, but many health care organizations have difficulties in implementing their Strategic Plan to result in successful performance [ 45, 46].
Faikhamta (2011) noted that several pre-service science teachers in B.Ed. programmes had difficulties in implementing student-centred approach.
Participants from the MoH and ICPs perceived that they have difficulty in updating guidelines and implementing surveillance and control measures due to a lack of technical knowledge in modern infection control.
Teams have difficulty improving, implementing, and proving the value of implicit coordination without measurement.
