Sentence examples for most common difficulty from inspiring English sources

The most common problem area in switching designs is the inductor, and the most common difficulty is saturation.

The most common difficulty is how to manage the soft tissues to preserve the blood supply to the cranial segment; releasing incisions make tension-free closure possible so that the segment does not move palatally.

The most common difficulty was inadequate analgesia and the necessity to resite the epidural.

The most common difficulty encountered in evaluating community risk to air pollutants is that many health factors associated with poor health outcomes occur in communities where exposure to air pollutants is high.

Visualization of the needle is one of the most common difficulties encountered during ultrasound-guided vascular access.

The most common difficulties in device design relate to how the device is delivered and how it can safely and durably fix the aneurysm.

The most common difficulties pointed out in the manual task were: 1) too much effort spent on coding; 2) mistakes they made due to lack of attention; 3) lack of experience for developing frameworks; and 4) time spent identifying the F3 patterns in F3 models.

In contrast, the most common difficulties faced by the use of F3T were: 1) lack of practice with the tool; and 2) some actions in the tool interface, for instance, there are many steps in order to open the F3 model editor.

What are the most common difficulties adults with ADHD face?

Time limit of the test (56%), inability to convey personal skills (50%) and the inability to determine if answers were correct (43%) were the most common difficulties encountered (Table  4).

It is not in the scope of the current paper to elaborate on this deficit, but, given the present results, it is important to mention that besides the existing information gaps in the specialized publications, the quantity of adequate studies addressing the most common difficulties and related variables represents an additional limitation in the literature.