Sentence examples for markers of difficulty from inspiring English sources

Over half of those encountering difficulty, resulting in disrupted progress or departure from the programme, could be identified by a count of two or more flags – markers of difficulty - in the first 18 months.

Although, therefore, it is possible that some characteristics of these struggling students are also present amongst those who do not, it seems unlikely that the markers of difficulty reported here – flags - would occur as more than the occasional one or two flags.

Results indicate that within SMK, decreased inhibitory control activation during direct exposure to drug-related stimuli may be a marker of difficulty quitting and relapse vulnerability.

The number of hits on the online videos in this study may have been a marker of difficulty in downloading the videos or alternatively, of students downloading videos to multiple devices.

We also know that, for ASD in particular, while differentiation of siblings who experience later problems within the first year of life is difficult, there is a constellation of phenotypes that emerge after 12 months that may be key markers of later difficulties.

Interestingly, this occurred despite no difference in any measurable marker of technical difficulty.

Second, although emergency presentations are multifactorial, they do seem to represent a marker of 'diagnostic difficulty' after presentation.

"Since game play is often a social activity for boys, nonparticipation could be a marker of social difficulties," Olson and Kutner, along with their Harvard colleague Eugene V. Beresin, write in last October's issue of the Psychiatric Times.

Early weaning may be a marker of feeding difficulties in heart failure.

› Key markers of course progress or difficulty in each year.

Results show that a 10-year age marker is a better discriminator of difficulty levels than a 5-year age range.