Sentence examples for multiple definitions of difficulty from inspiring English sources

The combination of the limited power of our current airway assessment methods to predict difficult direct laryngoscopy, with the multiple definitions of difficulty makes the subject classification a potential source of controversy.

This task leads to unexpected difficulties and requires some basic work, as multiple definitions of the energy of fluctuations in a reacting compressible flow can be derived.

There are multiple definitions of stress.

Multiple definitions of high-risk have evolved over time, but today no definition is uniformly accepted or implemented in clinical practice.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has multiple definitions of unemployment available.

Multiple definitions of performance art are offered, some quite provocative.

The American Heritage Dictionary (1994) offers multiple definitions of technology: 1.

The main difficulty in comparing results of studies investigating the time of referral to a nephrologist is the use of multiple definitions of 'early' and 'late'late

There are multiple definitions of an EHR.

The survey found that practitioners used multiple definitions of AKI.

There were also multiple definitions of treatment failure including no definition.