Sentence examples for responsible for difficulties from inspiring English sources

Once it was determined that the first few years of the study were responsible for difficulties in finding a satisfactory specification and those years eliminated, a general-to-simple procedure was followed.

However, he stresses that the background knowledge is not knowledge in the sense of being conclusively established; it may be challenged at any time, especially if it is suspected that its uncritical acceptance may be responsible for difficulties which are subsequently encountered.

This phenomenon is particularly evident intraoperatively and is sometimes responsible for difficulties encountered during endodrainage of subretinal fluid from peripheral retinal breaks (i.e., it induces slippage), making it difficult to completely remove the water from the eye [ 74].

This inherent error rate bedevils breast screening radiology, leading in some instances to litigation, which has been in part responsible for difficulties in recruiting radiologists to breast screening programmes.

Diabetes, stroke, head trauma, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and many other serious medical conditions can be responsible for difficulties with coordination and clumsiness.

They indicate that the polymorphisms rs16969968 and rs1051730 which remain in a strong LD are related to heaviness of smoking and minor allele may be responsible for difficulty in smoking cessation.

India & China; they have been getting economic aid from countries all over the world The King has anti-democratic & pro-Chinese tendencies & is responsible for the difficulties India has had with Nepal.

In a report on the collapse of City Link, in which more than 3,000 workers lost their jobs on Boxing Day including 1,000 self-employed van drivers and agency workers, the Scottish affairs committee said that City Link and its private equity owners were "morally, if not legally, responsible for the difficulties that many individuals and small business now find themselves in".

Critical relatives are more likely to hold patients responsible for their difficulties.

The lack of closed two-level systems that makes laser cooling so hard for molecules is also responsible for the difficulties in molecular detection using absorption or laser-induced fluorescence.

The husband and wife are supposed to be equally responsible for the difficulties in the marriage, and the story is supposed to be about what happens to people when they become too familiar with each other's habits, how our little idiosyncrasies eventually irritate us and cause us to drift apart".