The Senate has also watered down a testing provision by making it more difficult to trace the progress of children by race, income and ethnicity.
The test has much tighter criteria, making it more difficult to be judged eligible for employment support allowance, the new benefit.
As such, the enrichment test will likely report all these terms redundantly, making it more difficult to interpret.
Thus, making it more difficult to recognize men as depressed.
(The pedagogies also help charters to push out students who make it more difficult to raise test scores).
This makes it more difficult to devise legitimate tests that can effectively measure student achievement.
Obesity makes it more difficult to do diagnostic tests like ultrasounds and can lead to hypertension and diabetes, which can cause the fetus to be undernourished, he said.
Subjects' comments after the listening test emphasized the fact that artifacts are distracting and make it more difficult to keep the rhythm.
This makes it more difficult to maintain robust operation.
This makes it more difficult to interpret the results.
