Sentence examples for subjects difficulty from inspiring English sources

Poor performance in experiment 1 may have been related to subjects' difficulty in inhibiting the prepotent response to act on the reward immediately.

However, an alternative possibility, namely, that AC subjects' difficulty with the task stemmed to some extent from the sequential handling of sensorimotor information, cannot be fully excluded.

Interference scores quantify subjects' difficulty in the task, with higher scores indicating greater difficulty.

Undergraduate biology students also have trouble with randomization of treatments (difficulty IVC) and the idea of having a representative sample of experimental subjects (difficulty IVB; Gormally et al., 2012).

Possible reasons may be due to methods, age of subjects, difficulty in making a clinical diagnosis of rotator cuff tendinopathy[ 64- 66] and possibly differences between upper and lower limb tendon loading behaviour and pathology in different populations.

Few undergraduate students know that random assignment of treatments to samples of experimental subjects (difficulty IVC) provides a way to measure and minimize the effect of natural variation in samples (Hiebert, 2007).

But it is a film that sees its subjects' difficulties with eyes that are mostly clear and sincerely sympathetic a concerned, compassionate gaze represented on screen by that of the excellent Ms Weaver.

A surprising finding by Salangam (2007) is that some students do not know how to identify the experimental subject (difficulty I).

Our data collection on subject difficulties with understanding or completing the preference instruments was sparse, limiting our analysis of testing difficulties.

If our study subject had difficulty in communicating or comprehension (such as hearing or cognitive impairment, mild dementia, and so on), we interviewed the primary caregiver, alternatively.

No wonder some of us subjects have difficulty grasping the concept.