Sentence examples similar to a critical difficulty in from inspiring English sources
The most critical difficulty in catalyst testing is to obtain information about the catalyst performance without the influence of transport phenomena due to the flow, the catalyst, and the reactor geometry.
In Canada, nursing is in a critical situation because of difficulties in recruiting and retaining personnel.
One of critical difficulties of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations in protein structure refinement is that the physics-based energy landscape lacks a middle-range funnel to guide nonnative conformations toward near-native states.
Both Hoshino (2013) and Susanti et al. (2016) indicated that the distractor played a critical role in the difficulty of multiple-choice vocabulary questions.
Developing a simpler compound with similar activity as EerI is a critical issue because of the difficulty in synthesizing EerI in large scale.
The management of severe deficiency of pelvic bone stock in revision hip surgery is a critical problem because of the difficulty in providing a stable and durable fixation of the new prosthesis.
This suggests that strong relationships between immigrant parents and children would be a critical factor in dealing with the difficulties and conflicts which the children face.
In combination, the findings from these studies provide a critical insight into the practical difficulties in applying the model of CA to "real-world" complex mixtures of estrogenic chemicals.
Many articles in the literature present calculations surrounding such observations and tests of GR, but very few of them take a critical eye towards the difficulties involved most importantly, degeneracies in observations.
A critical challenge in the structural characterization of full-length IGFBPs has been the difficulty in expressing large amounts of these proteins for NMR/X-ray crystallography analysis.
A critical issue for microprobes is the difficulty in maintaining their recording performance for long periods [1], which is due to the biological response of the surrounding cells [2].
