degree of difficulty

collocation in English

meanings of degreeand difficulty

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degree
noun
uk /dɪˈɡriː/ us /dɪˈɡriː/
(an) amount or level ...
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difficulty
noun
uk /ˈdɪf.ɪ.kəl.ti/ us /ˈdɪf.ə.kəl.t̬i/
the fact of not being easy to do ...
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Examples of degree of difficulty

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The experiment also recorded a ' user burden ' for each analysis, measuring the degreeofdifficulty of case assignment of a clause.
The major parameters that affect the degreeofdifficulty of the assembly operations are related to the par t's geometry and to the mating operations.
They are presented clearly and are varied in their degreeofdifficulty, but are not explicitly marked as such.
The player chooses the degreeofdifficulty as well as one of several song-titles listed onscreen.
The entries refer to standard works on historical linguistics, graded according to their degreeofdifficulty.
These students understand the degreeofdifficulty required in enhancing their language skills, and are not afraid to take up the challenge.
Each such descriptor implies a cer tain degreeofdifficulty that is described as a triangular fuzzy number.
In general, any assembly operation with irregular or asymmetrical shape requires a high degreeofdifficulty.
The degreeofdifficulty is then raised, until the patient can function even in environments with many visual and auditory stimuli.
Functional impairment was assessed by an index reflecting degreeofdifficulty in walking, climbing stairs, bathing and performing heavy housework.
They guessed meanings of target words and rated degreeofdifficulty in guessing.
A large difference score reflects a disproportionate degreeofdifficulty with those sentence types requiring syntactic analysis.
In this hypothetical context the clinical manifestations of dissociation relate to the degreeofdifficulty integrating and processing emotionally arousing information.
Another factor to consider is that, as in language, not all nonlinguistic tasks are implemented in ways that present the same degreeofdifficulty.
These amount to a complex and dynamic institutional and economic context for adoption and impact, which also increases the degreeofdifficulty in the specification of a credible counter-factual.
This index assessed the respondent's degree of satisfaction with his\\her present financial situation, degreeofdifficulty paying monthly bills, and ability to meet monthly financial obligations.
I do not want to underestimate the degreeofdifficulty nor the disagreements on priorities, but this necessary debate should not delay an agreement.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
In all cases, charges will be made according to the degreeofdifficulty involved in the connection and this can make the cost considerably more.
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We would experience a considerable degreeofdifficulty if we had to try to sort out one possible friend from another.
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