She got that doctorate, in public health, at 44, she said, "to embrace from a scholarly perspective the difficulties I personally lived".
But, regrettably, this scholarly consensus has had difficulty imposing itself in policy and development arenas (Hagmann and Ifejika-Speranza 2010).
The Yale administration abolished the institute and replaced it with a legitimately scholarly entity, but neoconservatives' difficulty in reconciling their American patriotism with their protectiveness toward Israel in this case has kept them silent about the Singapore deal.
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What's more, experts have noted the, ahem, "inherent measurement difficulties that trouble both the scholarly and professional literatures on gender mainstreaming".
Much scholarly work has highlighted the difficulties of evaluating community participation in health interventions [ 2, 13, 14].
There are serious difficulties at issue in this scholarly dispute.
He walks with slight difficulty, and shows us around, making scholarly comments about the collection of Modern art installed in all the rooms of his office: Picasso, Manet, Gauguin, de Kooning, Rothko, Botero.
Though the project was a success in terms of scholarly outcomes and performance measures, we ran into difficulties in communicating the results to the practitioners.
"For someone trying to read a scholarly publication, the current way of doing things presents difficulties," Mr. Mischo said.
