Sentence examples for are difficult to adopt from inspiring English sources

For example robust techniques such multi-locus sequence typing (MLST) [ 14] and whole genome sequencing (WGS) [ 15, 16], are difficult to adopt in resource-limited countries because they are prohibitively expensive [ 17].

This kind of system-wide thinking and planning would be difficult to adopt.

On another occasion and against less forgiving opposition it might have been difficult to adopt such a positive approach.

Indeed, such programs can be difficult to adopt, even for those organizations that seem to be most suited to them.

It is difficult to adopt a traditional control system design methodology to obtain a control system with satisfactory performance.

Senator Paul S. Sarbanes, the Maryland Democrat who heads the banking committee, agreed that it would be difficult to adopt significant legislation, particularly in view of the current deregulatory climate in Washington and the influence of the accounting industry.

However, it is difficult to adopt an accurate number to express an individual's fitness because the customers' cognition of evolutionary population is uncertain, and to solve the users' fatigue problem in IGA.

It's difficult to adopt a mission and a name that will appeal to and resonate with such diverse and numerous groups with differing, and perhaps at times conflicting priorities — so, a generic name and a broad mission is a safe choice.

This means that it is difficult to adopt the MNPC in dynamic environment navigation.

"Open source software on its own is difficult to adopt and there's no guarantee of functionality," explains Sartori, likening Auterion's mission to that of Red Hat.

Although the capacity can increase linearly with K users even if the number of antennas is limited, symbol extension is difficult to adopt in practical systems.