Sentence examples for method and difficulty from inspiring English sources

Questions regarding the main epidemiologic studies used in assessing dioxin risk relate to the method and difficulty of measuring and reconstructing exposure, the high levels of exposure, and the lack of quantification of potential exposure to other highly toxic compounds (Crump et al. 2003; Starr 2003).

Finally, a number of important issues in the application of agent-based approaches in construction (e.g., potential application areas, development method, and difficulties) are outlined and further analysed.

Due to the calculated error of the lost gas in the direct method and difficulties in accurately measuring the gas pressure used to calculate the gas content in the indirect method, the accurate determination of gas content remains a difficult problem.

Two examples including one three-story, two bays moment frame and one ten-story, two-bay frame are used to illustrate the efficiency and accuracy of the method and difficulties of the FDM for nonlinear sensitivity analysis (NSA) of RCMRF are discussed.

Multi-gene diagnostic tests may infringe existing DNA-sequence or method claims, and difficulty in securing freedom to operate could slow some promising clinical technologies.

The proposed method bypasses the integrations common in finite element based methods and difficulties associated with finite rotations interpolation and while exhibiting a very good accuracy compared to the finite element results, it is computationally more efficient and simpler to implement in a computer programming code.

Reasons for this include the rarity of official statistics on foreign-born populations in African censuses, the absence of predefined sampling frames required to draw representative samples with conventional survey methods and difficulties to reach certain segments of this population.

To accuse Perry or the Fort Worth jury of "favoritism" shows a blatant lack of knowledge for the methods and difficulties in chosing a field of competitors and is a smear on the good name of Van Cliburn and the Van Cliburn Competition.

Caveats to the survey include sampling procedure methods and difficulties associated with measuring income and education among EU member states [ 25- 27].

Feldenkrais Method practitioners struggle to use such tools because of the broad range of applications of the Feldenkrais Method and the difficulty identifying suitable measurement tools.

However, this problem is not unique to the pre-randomization method and similar difficulties can occur with conventional randomization [ 3, 5, 34- 36].