Sentence examples for virtually no difficulty from inspiring English sources
These students had virtually no difficulty in understanding each other or me; they were also able to express themselves with a fair degree of accuracy.
When fold change is set to 3 or 5, both methods had no difficulty in detecting virtually all DE genes, with AUC almost equals to 1 (Supplementary Table S2).
Cannot sit without being supported Virtually no muscle coordination Unable to speak Incontinent Difficulty swallowing Unresponsive to surroundings Ulcerations with pus and necrosis (tissue death).
She had no difficulty expressing her discouragement.
A final, virtually insurmountable difficulty for American readers will be the lack of a proper cultural and historical context for understanding and appreciating this book.
3 = no difficulty, 2 = minor difficulty, 1 = major difficulty.
There's no difficulty limit.
Another similar HCQI, namely, the prevalence of difficulty in locomotion but not having an assistive device showed virtually no difference between the two regions, both before and following risk adjustment.
In constrast, there is virtually no such information for mammalian central myelinated axons, due in large part to technical difficulty with dye loading and imaging such fine myelinated structures.
The principal difficulty with the Ninth Circuit's approach was, as the Court notes, ante, at 866-867, that it required virtually no evidence that the deported witness' testimony would have been material to the defense.
