Sentence examples for substantial difficulties that from inspiring English sources

Much of the problem arises from the substantial difficulties that media faces in China.

While the problem of added predictive value has long been addressed in the literature for low-dimensional models, literature on added predictive value of signatures derived from high-dimensional data is scarce [ 11], although the high dimension of the predictor space adds substantial difficulties that have to be addressed by adapting classical methods.

The Dutch transport industry, like others in cities across the world, underestimated the substantial difficulties that they would face in forcing passengers to adopt a new payment system.

We argue that proving a sharp Kramers' law for neural fields poses substantial difficulties, but that one may transfer techniques from stochastic partial differential equations to establish a large deviation principle (LDP).

Differentiating among classes of e-mail is one of the substantial technical difficulties that e-mail postage proposals face.

Researchers and clinicians have experienced substantial difficulties locating measures that are suitable for use within palliative care settings.

He complained that there were "substantial difficulties" with the current budget that would make it more difficult to cope with the anticipated effects of a slowing economy.

That was possible, Mr. Poltrack said, as long as there were no substantial difficulties from a potential strike by writers that could affect the schedules for the 2001-2002 season.

It should be noted that they described substantial difficulties in reliable recordings of rSO2 data with INVOS 5100C® technology as 59% of their 30-second data had artifacts making quantification of rSO2 impossible.

However, this makes our finding that people encountered substantial difficulties making sense of online information still more striking, as a more diverse group of participants could have reported still greater diversity in their experiences of information seeking.

By ' long- standing' I mean anything that has troubled you over a period of at least 12 months or that is likely to trouble you over a period of at least 12 months.' If participants respond in the affirmative they are then asked ' Does this/ Do these health problem (s) or disability (ies) mean that you have substantial difficulties with any of these areas of your life?