Sentence examples for more difficult condition from inspiring English sources

Cyclic monotonicity however is a considerably more difficult condition to work with than monotonicity.

The touchscreen seems to be the more difficult condition for discrimination learning due to limited stimulus qualities and spatial relation between stimulus and reward.

Chronic ABMR is a more difficult condition to treat because irreversible tissue damage has occurred in the setting of severely compromised graft survival 138.

A histogram showing significant changes during the intertrial interval is shown in Figure 3 B. Changes occurring during the intertrial interval could be attributable to nonspecific processes of arousal and attention taking place over blocks of performance of the more difficult condition.

Support those defending it in far more difficult conditions abroad.

The early scores reflected the more difficult conditions.

Cocteau's "Beauty" was produced under more difficult conditions.

The results were tempered somewhat by German businesses expecting more difficult conditions in the month ahead.

The websites, newspapers, and magazines impose more and more difficult conditions on advertising, and make advertising more and more expensive.

Some of the singers in Britten's "War Requiem" said afterwards that they had never known more difficult conditions.

He explains: "Students and teachers are under increasing pressure to perform ever-greater levels of work, under more and more difficult conditions.