Sentence examples similar to share a common difficulty from inspiring English sources

A generic scale was constructed, from a metric point of view, with 11 items sharing a common difficulty among diagnoses and 41 items displaying a category-specific location (asymmetric: CS, CP; and symmetric: RA, SSc, NMD).

He was having trouble hearing, a common difficulty of bombing victims.

You can't figure out what his ballets are about — a common difficulty with beginners.

Ironically, meeting native Swedes is a common difficulty among those who move to Sweden.

Since each village represented villages in the population, the household in each selected village was modeled to share a common baseline odds of having financial difficulty, and this is a random variable so constitutes the random effect part of the model.

However, both dialects of CIF share a common syntax, so that many tools can handle both without any difficulty, and a reasonable degree of interoperability still exists.

In particular, the sense of disillusionment within the workforce in 2007 was intensified by the difficulties of senior clinicians and nurses, unable to share a common vision with those that had the power to make change in the NHS.

This may help convince readers that they share a common conception of the straight line, but it is no use if unexpected difficulties arise in the creation of a theory as we shall see.

All dogs share a common operating system.

"For me, we share a common language.

"We share a common enemy.