Sentence examples for specified difficulty from inspiring English sources

If you habitually hit the "snooze" button, only to wake an hour past your planned rising time, the alarm rings until you complete a math problem of a specified difficulty.

The same study showed that the mean number of ASQ situations for which participants were able to retrieve personal memories was 7.36, SD = 2.30 (61%) and they also specified some difficulties completing the ASQ but not the DAQ.

These two dimensions are merged into descriptors of reading proficiency where the verb and goal (object of the verb) express the particular task that a reader is required to complete and the modifier and text parameters specify the difficulty of materials that the reader has to process, or the conditions under which the task is performed (see Table 4 for illustration).

These rather abstract theoretical levels were specified using item difficulty generating characteristics (Hartig and Frey 2012) for each content dimension of BA.

Psychologists point out that evidence from IQ testing should always be used with other assessment evidence in mind: "In the end, any and all interpretations of test performance gain diagnostic meaning when they are corroborated by other data sources and when they are empirically or logically related to the area or areas of difficulty specified in the referral".

The way respondents differentiate disease and impairment when answering questions related to anxiety and mood suggests avenues for further reflection on the criteria people use to specify their difficulties in one plane of experience or the other.

There follows a description of the strategies and procedures that we have developed to address certain of the difficulties specified above.

Similarly, it could also be considered to incorporate some references to the duration and frequency of the sleep difficulties specified by the MISS items, possibly by integrating this with the response options.

The Andersen model was specified by constraining the difficulty parameters and setting the mean difficulty to zero in both dimensions.

Large quantities of iron reinforcements, found in most Gothic monuments, are a data source for the interpretation of medieval architecture however their role both in contemporary engineering theory and the technical reality of construction yards has not yet been specified due to the difficulty of directly dating them.

The subjects also specified the kind of difficulties they faced during framework development.