Sentence examples for alignment difficult from inspiring English sources

Among other deficiencies, the device held paper in a horizontal frame, which limited the thickness of the paper that could be used and made alignment difficult.

Each subject alignment was carefully examined for regions of highly variable, ambiguous alignment, in which a preponderance of indels and repeats occurred, making a probable alignment difficult.

Such erratic genes will make genome alignment difficult.

This fact made an alignment difficult and required manual fine-tuning of the alignment algorithm.

LFY2int2 of all Malus accessions contained a 211-bp insertion, which made alignment difficult and was removed from the analyses.

Very high levels of divergence made alignment difficult, and very low levels provide too few characters for reasonable comparison across all flowering plants.

Often the image alignment was difficult because of the various small rotations and translations of the camera.

Unfortunately, these techniques may fail on moving scenes because the images are captured sequentially, so objects are in different positions in each image, and robust local alignment is difficult to achieve.

The alignment is difficult to determine in ground experiments.

In addition, the use of on-chip capacitive readout willprove especially advantageous for detection in liquid environments of low or arbitrarilyvarying optical transparency, as well as for operation at cryogenic temperatures, wheremaintenance of precise optical component alignment becomes difficult.

For relatively rigid objects such as the brain, software can successfully align images from MR, CT and PET, whereas in more flexible environments, such as the rest of the body, accurate alignment is difficult owing to the large number of possible degrees of freedom.