Sentence examples for have difficulty in measuring from inspiring English sources
These methods have difficulty in measuring the load because the dynamic effects are significant.
Although ultrasound provides real-time and rapid measurements of liver perfusion and can measure the blood flow in large vessels of hepatic parenchyma, it has difficulty in measuring hepatic microcirculation.
Weight data was not compulsory as it was perceived that some owners may have difficulty in obtaining this measure.
Because most developing countries have difficulty in instituting effective biosecurity measures, poultry vaccination becomes an important control measure.
Application of the GPI index is cumbersome, such that other centers may have difficulty in adopting the method; therefore, the measure may remain unfamiliar.
The remaining two RCTs were conducted with people with TBI and found that people in the control group were significantly more likely to have difficulties in participation (as measured by the Rivermead Head Injury follow up Questionnaire) than those in the intervention group [ 34, 35].
Empirical work on the causes and effects of inventive activity has had difficulty in finding measures that can indicate when and where changes in either inventive inputs or inventive output have occurred.
"East Asia may have difficulties in finding such measures," the professor concluded drily.
