Sentence examples for more difficulty assessing from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the expectation that staff have more difficulty assessing cognitively impaired residents, the standardized alpha coefficient for all scales is consistently lower among those with low CPS.

Participating in ALMPs may therefore be particularly important for immigrants' employment chances, also because participation may serve as a positive signal to employers who may have more difficulties assessing the qualifications of immigrants than of natives.

The interviewers had more difficulty with assessing the controls accurately, some of whom were probably incorrectly self-categorized as not having RLS.

16 For less completely penetrant variants, there are, however, many more difficulties in assessing the significance of the variation identified.

That means a worker who wanted to check on his target-date fund may have some difficulty assessing it.

Difficulty assessing decision-making capacity was third (7%).

Oddly enough though, Callinan admits difficulty assessing how young people felt about the lockout laws.

Service providers, particularly physicians, often have difficulty assessing HIV risk.

Copeptin, the c-terminal part of the vasopressin prohormone, is secreted stoichiometrically with vasopressin from the neurohypophysis and is much more stable, thus overcoming the limitations and difficulties assessing the arginin-vasopressin-system [ 16].

Graduates may therefore have more difficulties to self-assess their knowledge than their competence in procedural skills, which leads us to consider that this study's findings regarding Clinical Practice factors show a better correlation with Portuguese graduates' real competence and prospective difficulties in the 'Common Year'.

Although reporting bias and reverse causation cannot be entirely excluded, it seems that questions on material difficulties assess absolute deprivation more efficiently than other socio-economic indicators.