The phrase "and difficulty of capacity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe challenges related to capacity, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project faced several challenges, including the difficulty of capacity in managing resources effectively."
Alternatives: "challenges of capacity" or "issues with capacity".
There is no one ideal method for SNP genotyping and the selection of an appropriate technique largely depends on many factors including cost, accuracy, multiplexing capacity and throughput, equipment and difficulty of assay development [20], [21].
While viral vectors are the most effective gene delivery systems and have been used in several clinical trials, their intrinsic immunogenicity, potential side effects (e.g., insertional mutagenesis), limited nucleic acid packaging capacity, and difficulties of mass production will restrict their application in gene therapy.
The report also draws on accounts published in HARPS of progress and difficulties with research capacity strengthening in specific countries.
Investigators looking into corruption by the Iraqi government "remain stymied by political resistance and lack of capacity and have difficulty pursuing cases involving complex crimes and high-level officials," the report said.
Safety concerns about viral vectors, as well as their limited payload capacity and the difficulty of large-scale production, have driven interest in synthetic vectors for gene delivery.
There are unmet expectations, unscrupulous recruiters and employers, lack of capacity in some countries to provide needed protections, and a host of other difficulties.
The difficulty is the institutionalization of capacity to generate evidence and translate evidence to policy and prioritization.
This finding partly reflects the capacity of S. Enteritidis to contaminate eggs in low numbers and the difficulty of isolating it from food or the environment.
The ethics committee is functioning with difficulties due to a lack of capacity and funding.
Given the high percentage of patients incapable of consenting to treatment and the observed difficulty of the medical staff in determining the capacity to consent, there is a clear need for reliable and valid assessment methods of patients admitted to an acute medical ward.
