Sentence examples for with respect to difficulty from inspiring English sources

This study evaluates the surgical colpotomy step in laparoscopic hysterectomy with respect to difficulty and duration.

The 25 tasks representing these dimensions vary with respect to difficulty levels and can be assigned to Bloom's (1956) taxonomy of educational objectives, which also guided our distinctions of more or less cognitively demanding verbal interactions.

Furthermore, the two methods (i.e., IRT vs. Likert scoring), with respect to difficulty ranks, can diverge considerably.

No studies specifically investigating the interaction between physical disability and age with respect to difficulty getting into healthcare premises were identified.

The consequences of a reduction from 4 to 3 or 2 distractors - based on item statistics or on the experts' ratings - with respect to difficulty, discrimination and reliability were modelled.

This was especially so with respect to difficulties of biomedical engineering and the exploitation of new materials.

E.g., there were only two axillary plexus catheters and from a theoretical point of view this anatomical site has similar problems as the groin with respect to difficulties in fixation of the catheter, intense sweating, a high rate of sebaceous glands etc.

With respect to financial difficulty, the regression results show that respondents who did not have financial difficulty in paying the cost of hospitalization were 0.06 times less likely to experience financial burden of care.

The selection of images considered with respect to the difficulty of the task, i.e. is it a "stress" set, in which only hard cases likely to be vulnerable to compression are included, or is it a "field" set, in which a representative prevalence of abnormal and normal findings is considered, or an "enriched" set, which is somewhere in between.

With respect to reading difficulty, I believe some of this is perhaps due to the manuscript addressing a specialized audience that might be already familiar with some terms or concepts but not a more general audience.

Furthermore, we found that multiple answer questions (several answers possible) compared with multiple choice questions (one answer possible; color coded in Figure 2B) were not obviously different with respect to the difficulty or discrimination index.