Sentence examples for split difficulty from inspiring English sources

Data related to gender, age, presence or absence of unerupted third molar teeth, split difficulty during SSO, fracture complications of the segment, neurovascular bundle involvement at surgery, removal of unerupted third molar teeth, and the postoperative recovery of nerve function were recorded.

"I began to notice, for a split second, difficulty with word recall," said Mr. Hickey, a clinical psychologist and lecturer.

The increasingly vocal split highlights the difficulty the ministers themselves may face in reaching a consensus on a detailed, common approach.

In the documentary, Erving attributed their split to the difficulty of relating to one another after their son Cory's death in 2000.

The split highlights the difficulty Mr. Trichet faces in presenting a unified front and ensuring that markets remain in awe of central bank power.

For these reasons, we believe the deficiency of a split system reflects difficulty in maintaining adequate levels and ratios of 4 distinct plasmids following transfection.

After dining one evening with seven MIT engineers, his group had difficulty splitting the bill.

He had difficulty splitting up the characters for a second time for the necessity of the plot.

To overcome this difficulty, we split negative instances into smaller subsets and combine each subset of negative instances with all positive instances to form a training set, from which a decision tree is learned (see Materials and Methods).

He was concerned not to allow the transatlantic split and domestic political difficulties over Iraq to overshadow the Normandy anniversary.

Munster drew a penalty from a well-orchestrated maul and O'Gara had little difficulty in splitting the posts from the left.