Sentence examples for presumed difficulty from inspiring English sources

One reason for this was the low prevalence of childhood ESRD and the (presumed) difficulty in getting a powered sample.

However, regolith thickness is often ignored in such studies because of its presumed difficulty of mapping in many terrains.

One issue was the failure to use or promote innovative measures, and the presumed difficulty of 'selling' some examples at the political level blocked the implementation of certain measures.

This hypotheses appears to overcome presumed difficulties with the rapid origin of a complicated, multisubunit Toc-Tic-based import apparatus [ 33]; however, upon further consideration, it is much less probable for several reasons.

Ranked in order of prestige and presumed academic difficulty, they emphasize science and technology, health, social sciences, and humanities. .

She said something to me — in Arabic, I presumed — and mounted with difficulty the single concrete step to the porch.

In ADPKD patients, the presence of multiple cysts in both kidneys is considered as a contraindication to percutaneous renal biopsy due to the presumed risk of complications and difficulty in obtaining suitable tissue for diagnosis.

Since the presence of multiple bilateral cysts has been listed as relative contraindication to percutaneous renal biopsy, due to the presumed risk of complications and difficulties in obtaining suitable tissue for diagnosis, a majority of ADPKD patients received an open surgical biopsy.

Demonstration of the existence of presumed intermediary forms is a major difficulty in evolutionary research.

This observation underscores that a pattern of item difficulty like we saw with the LPDI cannot be presumed by an instrument developer or user.

Critics of difference feminism in the English speaking world have argued that it simply reinforces stereotypes about women and their presumed special needs, restricting women to traditional roles and increasing the difficulty of escaping them.