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The added difficulty for the researchers in this research project is the problematic definitions of rural that exist within the academic literature.

On the other hand, introduction of logical (or equivalently set-theoretic) operations also leads to a conceptual difficulty.

For example, the basic learning module described in section 4.1 would seem to have considerable difficulty simulating common prototype effects.

It is a continuing difficulty to find the appropriate people.

The experiment also recorded a ' user burden ' for each analysis, measuring the degree of difficulty of case assignment of a clause.

Similarly, there is current concern about the extent to which older people from immigrant populations have difficulty accessing services.

She had difficulty breathing and reported generalized pain.

These were chosen after discussions with the user advisory group about situations in which they found difficulty communicating.

In this study, we also identified the difficulty of recruiting family dyads into palliative care research.

By 1958, he was virtually paralyzed, and had difficulty sleeping.

There is good evidence that humans have difficulty understanding random processes as part of causative accounts.

She fully recovered her cognitive abilities but was left with difficulty walking, which limited her activities.

Unmarried or widowed women also enjoy much greater freedom; however, unless they have some independent source of income, they face constant economic difficulty.

Perhaps the seemingly wobbly structure of this collection reflects the enormous difficulty of describing the history of a movement in waves.

A major research problem, recognised by the authors, is the extreme difficulty involved in gathering any precise and reasonably ' hard ' data on these processes.

This suggests that non-elderly adults can have relatively high incomes, while incurring debt and still report material and even financial difficulty.

A materialist who believes that persons are bodies faces a formidable difficulty : if a person is a material object, it cannot be another one at a different time.

I find the judicial review a matter of very grave difficulty.

There is a dogged durability to street-level practices and great difficulty in orchestrating change in whatever direction, whether fundamentally misguided or definitively correct.

A seven-point scale (1=words arousing images with the greatest difficulty and 7=words arousing images most readily) was used.

Already in the nineteenth century, ecologically sensitive narratives clashed explicitly with anthropocentric ones, while also faced with the immense difficulty of implementing relations equally conducive to cultural and biotic health.

A total of 60 items with increasing difficulty is presented; when the child does not respond correctly to five consecutive items, the task is ended.

And there is no insuperable difficulty for the hearer to figure out the semantic relations.

However, it is clearly a matter of intrinsic difficulty and not lack of interest that little is known concerning the quantitative nature of recurrence.

An obvious difficulty of this procedure is that often those extraneous estimates were prepared with an econometric specification that contradicts your model.

In part, this bias stems from the perceived difficulty of regulating numerous small firms.

Another potential difficulty is negative real yields for certain inflation baskets.

A more practical difficulty with the application of seasonal long-memory models or seasonal fractional models is caused by estimating several d parameters.

We realise that we are faced here with a very great psychological difficulty.

Both variables reflect aspects of the relative difficulty of crafting districts of equivalent size.

Again, there is no serious difficulty if it combines with an eventive situation.

I have today announced a personal initiative for single or other homeless people with special or severe difficulty.

Indeed, part of the reason some authors have doubted that people store frequentistic information is the sheer difficulty of learning it by these other means.

However, this is a technical difficulty that does not require us to discard connectionist modeling altogether.

In the monkey, on the other hand, we are able to examine individual cells and resolve single spikes, but have tremendous difficulty in examining entire circuits.

Within the standardized tasks, varying difficulty levels may be offered to permit a degree of adaptation to different degrees of severity of cognitive impairment.