Sentence examples for are difficult to sample from inspiring English sources

Surveys with BRUVS offer a standardized, non-extractive technique for quantifying the spatial distribution of mobile species that are difficult to sample using conventional techniques across broad spatial scales.

Limitations of flash emissions models include limited input ranges (typical operating conditions such as separator pressure often exceed the model's range) and their requirement for input parameters such as pressurized liquid composition that are difficult to sample and analyse in reproducible ways.

Tumors often grow in parts of the body that are difficult to sample, like the brain, or in multiple parts of the body.

For inorganic compounds, and some organic compounds that are difficult to sample using SPME, other sampling and analytical techniques may be more useful, from direct detection to various types of separation techniques [35].

It is likely that the true cells which are killing parasites are immune T cells residing in the liver, which are difficult to sample [66].

These chambers are difficult to sample [14], and as such, we chose to focus exclusively on A. colombica because refuse material is considerably more accessible.

However, it is difficult to sample a large number of farms from an exact predefined list, due to the logistics and workflow of an abattoir.

It is difficult to sample BRDF features from the ground because of the discontinuous nature of the canopies and long intrinsic length scales in remotely sensed spectral measures (>10 m).

Moreover, when choosing a business school, it is difficult to sample that school's MBA program ahead of the decision to apply.

However, ΔG* can not be quantified because we did not sample the pore water chemistry within Al-CSH, whish is difficult to sample directly.

Fusaiumin A (Fig. 1) is a molecule that contains a large number of potentially rotatable bonds, leading to a complex conformational space that is difficult to sample.