Sentence examples for relates a difficulty from inspiring English sources
Stanza 23 relates a difficulty in reaching a truce which led to the all-out war described in stanza 24.
"Presumably the dangling leg relates to a difficulty in articulation," an interviewer commented about one piece, in 1988.
Reasons were reported to be mainly related to a difficulty in recycling meta-borates to borohydride and incapability to achieve system storage targets [6].
In part this was related to a difficulty in accessing and keeping up-to-date with testing information.
Dysphagia in PD patients is mainly related to a difficulty in swallowing initiation that is based on a combination of poor movement planning owing to SMA dysfunction and impaired cognitive processing due to ACC dysfunction.
These results suggest that dysphagia in PD patients is mainly related to a difficulty in swallowing initiation that is based on a combination of poor movement planning due to SMA dysfunction and impaired cognitive processing due to ACC dysfunction.
And yet as details of their lives unfurl in a series of stories, it becomes clear that there is a darker side to their estrangement as well: a tendency to condescend to the vulgar masses, an almost incestuous familial self-involvement and a difficulty relating to other people that will result in emotional crises and in Seymour's case, suicide.
He relates a few experiences: the difficulty of getting through a telephone connection, watching a paper chase (local version of an English hunt), lending the scandalous book "Sons and Lovers" to a girl classmate.
There was a difficulty in relating the individual's life expectancy and the benefit of introducing PPC.
The most probable reason for this finding relates to difficulty of access, a consideration we develop more fully in the following Discussion section.
The objective may be to provide a long term diagnosis rather than a short term resolution to a work related difficulty, and therefore decision-making may assume a very different type of complexity to the GP-patient consultation in the context of sickness certification practice.
