Sentence examples for are traditionally more difficult from inspiring English sources

Since membrane-bound enzymes are traditionally more difficult to study, few P450s have been functionally characterized.

Compared with pH dyes, however, dyes that are specific for glucose are traditionally more difficult to produce, due to the tendency for cross-reactivity with fructose.

Although this study benefited from inclusion of an inner-city population of patients who are traditionally more difficult to reach, and a high percentage of African American respondents, the survey response rate was only moderate.

It is traditionally more difficult to raise the hard money, and Republicans have always found it easier than the Democrats to raise the smaller checks.

The specific functions of the individual members of the cytosolic GS gene family are more difficult to define, and although plants have multiple genes encoding cytosolic GS isoenzymes, it has been traditionally more difficult to generate GS1 mutants.

Far left movements are traditionally more internationalist, finding it difficult to gain traction.

Gift-giving is traditionally more extravagant than in continental Europe.

As P. vivax is traditionally considered more difficult to eliminate than P. falciparum, current global initiatives against vivax malaria may be unsuccessful if primaquine remains only a theoretical recommendation.

Wireless webcams are traditionally difficult to set-up and install.

Changes in fat mass also occur post-transplantation, although they are traditionally difficult to measure accurately.

However, much of that demand is met not by Chinese films but by black-market consumption of foreign films blocked from entering China legally because of tight controls.Distribution of that sort has traditionally been more difficult with books, since it is harder to print and disseminate thick wads of paper than it is to burn discs or download video files.