Sentence examples for the practical difficulty from inspiring English sources

Although many useful cancellation measures have been introduced, most fail to make their way into research studies and clinical practice due to the practical difficulty of acquiring such parameters from traditional pen-and-paper measures.

Secondary measures were limited to Cluster B symptoms because of the practical difficulty patients in clinical practice can have linking a symptom (such as avoidance, numbing, hyperarousal, insomnia, or startling) specifically to a trauma as opposed to some other source, as required by the DSM-IV definitions.

The practical difficulty of securing such investments will be equally familiar.

"What protects you is the practical difficulty of doing something -- hijacking a plane or putting out anthrax".

Maybe it is not so different from the practical difficulty presented in "Piano": the insurrectos must plan the revolution while living in the house of the Spanish masters.

To these two weaknesses one must add a third: the practical difficulty involved in the fact that most families cannot afford books.

However, an associated increase in bleeding and the practical difficulties of managing warfarin limited its introduction to routine practice.

Then there are the practical difficulties.

I think it's unlikely given the practical difficulties".

But the practical difficulties of forcing change on private contractors appear to have been underestimated.

The practical difficulties of conducting any survey may also introduce other sources of error.