Sentence examples for in general difficulty from inspiring English sources

Activation in the iRLPFC did not increase when rule complexity was manipulated and so could not have been related to an increase in general difficulty.

BMI was calculated based on self reported weight and height * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001 In general, difficulty in talking to father was more common than difficulty in talking to mother.

In general, difficulties in cloning are encountered when attempting to increase the size of the cloned fragments.

In general, difficulties with the HR and with taking the number of events as an index of the 'maturity' of the trial data are the following: 1.

Part of the reason lies in the general difficulty in being clear about whether what one philosopher means by 'consciousness' (or its standard translations) is close enough to what another means for it to be correct to see them as speaking to the same issues.

And this in turn raises in a pointed way a general difficulty in the common interpretation of Kant's theory of judgment: the tendency to hold that his logic and theory of judgment are at bottom epistemological or empirical psychological theories.

Reviews of alcohol use surveys in China have noted the general difficulty in gaining accurate estimates of alcohol use as well as the lack of uniform definitions for drinks, drink size, and drinking status [ 15, 16].

This could be due in part to a general difficulty for immigrants in accessing to primary care, and particularly to the GP or family paediatrician [ 39].

Some researchers have proposed that prosopagnosia is not purely a problem with face blindness but one aspect of a more general difficulty in distinguishing the individuals in any class, whether that class consists of faces, cars, birds, or anything else.

This factor, together with a general difficulty in measuring patient outcomes, results in this type of audit being the most difficult to carry out.

Most of these incorrect predictions appear to be due to the general difficulty in distinguishing alleles with high sequence similarity, and in dealing with data noise due to limited coverage or read length.