Sentence examples for recognized difficulty from inspiring English sources

In addition, the recognized difficulty of long training process is overcome by using SDBCC algorithm, a novel neural network design method combining structure decomposition and the Cascade-Correlation neural network algorithm.

These factors are a recognized difficulty in reporting "fertility" in horses [ 23].

Comments: First paragraph of the Introduction: "To address this recognized difficulty we are developing models that are based on well-defined experimental contexts in which both the cellular and the network aspects of the models can be considered simultaneously".

The poor survival of glioma patients is largely attributed to the highly invasive phenotype of glioma cells, which has been associated with the widely recognized difficulty of performing complete surgical resection of gliomas [ 4].

To address this recognized difficulty we are developing models that are based on well-defined experimental contexts in which both the cellular and the network aspects of the model can be considered simultaneously.

From a research and evidence-based standpoint, there is a recognized difficulty in measuring impacts and quantifying experiences of palliative care patients in crisis settings (Danna et al. 2015; Devereaux et al. 2008; Goodman and Black 2015; Pou 2013).

There are recognized difficulties due to the blocking of sound waves by the presence of gas in the stomach and intestine and the smaller window of the spleen as compared with the liver window [10,13].

It has long been felt that there might be another yet undiscovered complicating factor, in addition to the recognized difficulties, which might be impeding the development of successful vaccines.

This care is laudable, considering the recognized difficulties in treating monkey bites (12 ).

The recognized difficulties described in this survey may serve as a reference for medical educators toward implementation of high-stakes OSCE.

Several factors such as presence of paralogs, small exons, non-consensus splice signals, sequencing errors and polymorphic sites pose recognized difficulties to existing spliced alignment algorithms.