Sentence examples for predicted difficulty from inspiring English sources

The average of the experts' predictions for a test question becomes its predicted difficulty.

Dislocation emissions from the crack tip are accompanied by dislocation emissions from the GBs, despite the predicted difficulty of the latter.

Selection bias may account for a difference in outcomes, particularly if some patients were selected for a trial of NIPPV because of predicted difficulty with intubation at the outset.

The sum of the predicted difficulty values for each item averaged across the experts and items on a test is the recommended Angoff cut-off score.

Patients with a history of difficult tracheal intubation or predicted difficulty were excluded from these studies, making it unclear how effective this technique would be in this situation.

The technique has been used effectively in a simulated difficult airway in patients wearing a hard collar, but again patients with predicted difficulty were excluded.

She predicted difficulties ahead.

Watson said Webber's notoriously turbulent relationship with Vettel had "run its course" and predicted difficulties for Red Bull as they try to get the drivers to cooperate over the remainder of the season.

Although computer simulations predicted considerable problems, in practice Concorde could shut down both engines on the same side of the aircraft at Mach 2 without the predicted difficulties.

EDM is utilized by GAMETES to select model architectures that span the range of predicted difficulties [ 20].

After adjustment for these respondent factors, higher BMI, older age, and a cancer diagnosis continued to be associated with higher predicted difficulties with self-care among survivors.