On the one hand, the effectiveness of such complex interventions (interventions that have multiple interacting components) cannot be viewed from the sum of its individual parts, thereby making it difficult to evaluate by examining individual factors [ 26].
It is forced to answer to too many committees, thereby making it difficult to adequately prioritize risk.
These oscillations distort the ITF, thereby making it difficult to accurately identify the optimum bias wavelength (λbias).
Previous studies have found design pattern implementations are naturally crosscutting in object-oriented systems, thereby making it difficult to modularly compose them.
Mental health: Not only can alcohol reduce the efficacy of amphetamine-dextroamphetamine, thereby making it difficult for a user to focus, but it can also increase the likelihood that they'll experience depression or anxiety.
SIS has been obtained from various sources and processed in different ways, thereby making it difficult to determine the single most important factor in obtaining reliable and consistent bladder regeneration using the unseeded technique.
This altered activity may facilitate and reinforce the brain's ability to recall specific traumatic memories, thereby making it difficult for people with PTSD to break the pattern of negative memory recall.
He noted that, for example, institutional investors who buy sukuk bonds, which are structured to comply with Islamic restrictions against paying interest and trading in debt, tend to hold them until maturity — thereby making it difficult for new clients to find them on the market.
Semantically similar questions could be worded differently, thereby making it difficult to find questions that have shared needs.
Several factors might influence the relationship between perceived risk and risk-taking, thereby making it difficult to ascertain the true nature of the relationship (Kontos 2004; Morrongiello and Lasenby‐Lessard 2007).
