Sentence examples for variation difficulty from inspiring English sources

Dealing with natural variation (difficulty IVA) is also a difficult task for undergraduate biology majors and nonmajors (Picone et al., 2007).

Inattention often presents as distractibility, disorganization, being late, being bored, need for variation, difficulty making decisions, lack of overview, and sensitivity to stress.

For example, some elementary and middle grade students do not understand how variability might be controlled by reducing effects of unrelated variables (difficulty IVE; Chen and Klahr, 1999; Kuhn and Dean, 2005), while middle school students have trouble interpreting findings when faced with natural variation (difficulty IVA; Kanari and Millar, 2004).

The results also indicate that variation in difficulty might be important for decision appropriateness: specifically, greater decision difficulty may result in lower likelihood of an appropriate clinical decision being made.

This variation creates difficulty in the design of mitigation strategies.

A different and new topic may introduce variation in difficulty level and different marking systems.

This led to instilling a "sense of progress" and growth of the character in all aspects of the game including the story, the progression of the player's powers, and the variation and difficulty in the enemies that the player faced.

This variation reflects difficulty in amplifying the fragments.

RCTs of complex interventions, particularly in social work contexts, are notoriously challenging given the multiple aspects of variation and difficulty in achieving standardisation [ 17].

In the previous study, 2 participants were given the opportunity during each focus group to identify and discuss any sources of variation or difficulty in diagnosing and managing HF.

One of the issues in using polyclonal antibodies is the limited amount of reagent available from an immunisation, leading to batch-to-batch variation and difficulties in obtaining the same antibody performance when the same antigen is re-immunised into several separate animals.