Sentence examples for the difficulty of selecting from inspiring English sources

He hopes the play conveys the difficulty of selecting a small number of people from a pool of talented applicants amid the other concerns admissions boards have to consider.

This reduces the difficulty of selecting the matrix (A_{0}).

However, the applicability of the SVR is highly affected due to the difficulty of selecting the SVR parameters appropriately.

In models based on Winkler springs for tunnel lining design, designers always face the difficulty of selecting appropriate values for the radial subgrade modulus (kr).

A vast array of questionnaires has been used to measure HRQoL in diabetes patients, contributing to the difficulty of selecting instruments for future research.

Interestingly, cartographic maps are not often used by researchers when interviewing offenders, possibly because of the difficulty of selecting the correct scale of map — the map needs to cover a large enough geographical area yet still be readable (Summers et al. [2010]).

Various methods and models were proposed to overcome the difficulties of selecting phenotype related DEGs from a small number of samples such as the Poisson model [ 4], Bayesian approaches [ 5, 6], and increasing the sequence depth of samples [ 3].

But they did not venture to take on the known difficulties of selecting the poorest among this category of persons.

Participant responses were coded by trained researchers to examine comprehension, relevance to their experiences, and ease or difficulty of selecting a response for each item of the PSS.

Activation in left anterior VLPFC has been interpreted as evidence of the difficulty of retrieving and/or selecting between appropriate semantic features (Fletcher et al. 2000).

In slopestyle, skiers and snowboarders are judged on the difficulty of tricks they select as they head down a course with rails, jumps and boxes.