Sentence examples for a first difficulty in from inspiring English sources

A first difficulty in including comfort requirements is to define an objective index which quantifies what comfort is for a rider.

A second difficulty in gene cloning is due to the importance of structural differences between varietal groups (Schatz et al. [2014]) and, within varietal groups, between varieties, as is illustrated by the absence of genes such as PSTOL1 in the reference cultivar Nipponbare.

Thus, a second difficulty in analyzing microbial diversity comes from the very nature of novel lineages, which are by definition very divergent from known lineages.

A fourth difficulty in a 'NHS friendly' service model is that the conditions treated should fill an effectiveness gap, defined as an area where current interventions are inadequate or non-existent (definitions 3 and 4).

A first difficulty lies in the QoS and interference power constraints which may not be met simultaneously.

There is, first, difficulty in applying the rule that an injury on which standing is predicated be personal, not official.

A second difficulty arises in the correspondence between unit C and R. ornata.

Older survey studies had indicated that regular pot smokers were less likely to graduate from high school or pursue higher education, but it was never clear which came first, difficulty in school or the drug use.

The first difficulty in such kind of work was to find closely similar work, since much of the available literature dealing with the choice of cutoff points do not focus on alternatives to estimate a fairly balanced cutoff point.

Rising behaviour was later also specifically assessed by animal husbandry staff when the first difficulty in getting up was noticed.

A second difficulty, connected to the first, lies in estimating the covered genome because each coverage level has an associate probability of detection.