Sentence examples for simulate difficulty from inspiring English sources

The use of manikins to simulate difficulty airway scenarios is widespread in anaesthesia; however, there is little evidence that these studies correlate with clinical performance [ 16, 17].

The fact of this horizontal shift means that it is entirely possible, based on data collected under the low ambient illumination conditions used in this experiment, to simulate the difficulty an older observer has performing the task with a given stimulus and give a younger observer an intuitive appreciation of the differences in their respective perceptions.

What kind of cookies work best?" After several months of patient tinkering, Mischel came up with an experimental design that closely simulated the difficulty of delayed gratification.

The behavior is simulated with difficulty and may have different results depending on FEA codes.

Half of the verbs, prepositions and nouns and one third of the articles deleted from the base passage to form the cloze test have been replaced by words drawn from an Irish folk song, simulating the difficulty which the 'average' of the participating undergraduates would encounter in trying to read this text.

For simulated intubation difficulty there was a significant difference for TVC (P < 0.001) but no significant difference for TSI (P = 0.062) between the normal and difficult airway scenarios.

In an attempt to simulate the difficulties in comprehension seen in the patient group, and as used in a previous study on post-stroke aphasia (Sharp et al., 2004), the healthy participants had trials on 3-channel noise-vocoded speech functional MRI (Shannon et al., 1995).

"This characteristic curve shape can be faked or simulated only with difficulty when using an artificial finger," Mr. Marksteiner writes.

The advantage of the Solid-by-Solid model is that complex three-dimensional shape evolution accompanying void formation (from point defects to macro voids) can be simulated without the difficulty of treating moving boundaries.

Another problem is the difficulty of simulating both effects on computers.

A counterfeiter would have had great difficulty in simulating the exact form of the punch surface.