Sentence examples for interpreted difficulty from inspiring English sources

The only difference was how the two groups interpreted difficulty — what it meant to them when the problems were hard to solve.

The only difference was how the two groups interpreted difficulty – what it meant to them when the problems were hard to solve.

Talking with experienced scientists, who have weathered challenges in the past, can help women and minorities interpret difficulties less personally, improving their resiliency.

In particular, she occasionally had difficulty naming objects, and would speak of a "thingmy" when she could not get the word, although I was not sure how to interpret this difficulty.

The appeals court noted (quite soberly) that "some of the evidentiary problems in this case appear[ed] to stem from interpreting difficulties".

The GPs very rarely used the screening instrument (HAD) as linguistic difficulties and problems in fully understanding the answers created interpreting difficulties.

4) Interpreting Difficulties: Because of impairment of individual learning and decision-making, providers are unable to generate accurate judgments about what is happening with their practices and what, if any, changes should occur.

For each gene, we computed the geometric mean of the gene-profile p-values over the nine teams, which we interpreted as the difficulty level of each gene.

Several industry executives said that they had initially interpreted the port difficulties as a minor logistical problem and a coincidence.

It has now stabilised, but things could still go wrong.The Hmong rebels may have interpreted these economic difficulties as evidence of a weak government.

He often cast snakes as a representation of the Devil and interpreted the legal difficulties he encountered as religious persecution.