Sentence examples for intuitive difficulties from inspiring English sources

In case of unusual regional location of PEF with intuitive difficulties in the procedure for draining, as it may be a posterior PEF, a surgical consult should be considered.

This method, although intuitive, poses a difficulty of building three-dimensional structures, since the movement of atoms is limited by two dimensions only.

MVV is very simple and intuitive, but it has difficulties in responding to various types of 3D displays because it provides limited viewpoints.

Also, as expected, people had few difficulties when intuitive beliefs and base-rates pointed towards the same conclusion.

Also included are general mathematic concepts illustrating potential difficulties with intuitive analyses in calibrating a dynamic model.

Higher parent-reported social and communication deficits (as measured by the Social Responsiveness Scale) as a risk factor makes intuitive sense, as such difficulties would seem to predict problematic behaviors.

Furthermore, the meta-analysis results revealed that the association between PDYN on chromosome 13 and maternal calving difficulty was present in the three breeds, which is consistent with the intuitive perception that calving difficulty is one of the most painful conditions a cow can experience.

I think the reader would benefit from more discussion on the variance of miRNA names and trigger expressions, to gain an intuitive grasp of the difficulty of the task.

COMMENT: "I think the reader would benefit from more discussion on the variance of miRNA names and trigger expressions, to gain an intuitive grasp of the difficulty of the task.

Further, students tend to have difficulty mapping their intuitive understandings to formal representations and evaluating alternate representations (Sherin 2001).

In some cases, students may attempt a more complex explanation but resort to intuitive ideas when they encounter difficulty (Deadman and Kelly 1978).