Sentence examples for switching difficulties from inspiring English sources

A Dutch study reported that attention switching difficulties, rather than social autistic traits, showed particularly strong genetic overlap with traits of ADHD [ 20].

This is readily observed in ASDs, which are characterized by narrow interests, poor attention-switching, difficulties in assimilating to change or novelty, and engagement in repetitive behavioural patterns (Baron-Cohen, 2008; Hill, 2004).

The residuals from this regression were used as a measure of task-switching difficulty.

That will do little to reassure travelers, who face difficulties switching to other flights because planes are generally flying full on popular routes.

Chisholm said he was still concerned about the low levels of customers switching accounts, the difficulties customers faced in making comparisons, and complex overdraft charges which left some customers with fees of £400 a year.

Many of the switching voters had difficulty making their decision.

If he had any difficulty switching parties, Mr. Dowd is not saying.

You gave only passing mention to the possibility of naming-and-shaming as an incentive, even if customers would have difficulty switching to a different provider.

He said Rafael Nadal's knees had often caused the Spaniard problems on hard courts, while others had difficulty switching from clay to grass.

After the war ended in 1856, the company had difficulty switching to the peacetime production of steamboat machinery, and it went bankrupt in 1859.

But Reid had difficulty switching the baton from her left to her right hand, and as she started sprinting, she soon fumbled the baton into the closely clipped grass on the side of the track.