Sentence examples for upper difficulty from inspiring English sources

Because the combat and power-up mechanics are flawed, the vigors of marginal use outside of the upper difficulty levels.

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Nicolas sees Project CARS, at its upper-level difficulty settings, as being not only an experience akin to the simulators of his youth, but also a hugely useful tool for fledgling racers looking to make the move to professional status.

In the world of lesbian sex there are two acts that are at the upper echelon of difficulty 1) Strap-ons 2) Going down on a crotch in a really amazing way.

Most difficult items were truncated above upper limit as difficulty estimates were above the upper limit.

Addition of items at the upper range of difficulty is also a potential area of improvement for the Limitations scale.

The larger depth of the upper fornix and difficulty of access explains the omission of detailed upper fornix pathology in currently recognised scoring systems. 1 2 4 Perhaps not surprisingly therefore, there appear to be few data in the ophthalmic literature regarding the anthropology and normal depth of the upper fornix.

Further research is needed to examine the responsiveness of the measure, examine potential floor and ceiling effects and to identify new items to expand the number of available items at the upper end of difficulty in the Satisfaction and Perceived Limitations scales.

Facial and jaw muscles are weak and produce a tented upper lip with difficulties in feeding and suckling.

The distribution of muscle weakness is usually proximal in upper extremities with difficulties in lifting the arms above the shoulder level and scapular winging has been described in many cases.

The situation is different in the case of: (a) patients with cognitive-relational problems, or (b) with motor activity difficulties, especially in the upper limbs and hands, or difficulty with coordination of the complex buccal motor activity, especially for those subjects characterized by automatic movements of buccal ejection of liquids and solids.