Sentence examples for or difficulty of from inspiring English sources

As an American, I am especially interested in the ease, or difficulty, of 'becoming American'.

The ease or difficulty of replacing a Visa or MasterCard depends on the bank that issued it.

What matters most is not a protein's stability or difficulty of folding, but its dwell time in an unfolded state.

The attachment of dental calculus to the tooth (enamel or cementum) surface affects the ease or difficulty of its removal.

One distinct characteristic or difficulty of this paper is that time-delay exists in polynomial nonlinear growing conditions.

"Legal fees are not competitive because lawyers have colluded to maintain a fixed 33percentt rate regardless of the nature or difficulty of the case," Professor Brickman said.

Often, in computer science, the edges are "weighted": Associated with each edge is a number that indicates the ease or difficulty of traversing it.

EDRR costs are a spatially dependent variable related to the ease or difficulty of searching an area, while damages are assumed to be a population-dependent variable.

The findings also highlight the probability that, in highly specialized disciplines, speakers' language backgrounds would impact the ease or difficulty of acquiring discipline-specific terminology.

The perceived ease or difficulty of getting a mortgage influenced the intention of homeowners with mortgages, the study said, but wasn't as big a factor for renters.

Different materials vary greatly in their ability to conduct electricity, depending directly on the ease or difficulty of setting electrons free from their atoms.