Sentence examples for as a consequence of the difficulty. from inspiring English sources

The U.S. company's shortfall was viewed as a consequence of the difficulty of competing against a new wave of music services, from privately-held, large companies like Spotify, as well as new efforts from Apple in the form of Apple Music's radio offering and Google's YouTube-based product.

On the whole, proposals for the later stages of the mechanism were less well formulated, mainly as a consequence of the difficulty of isolating reaction intermediates.

As a consequence of the difficulty in diagnosing some injuries with autopsy, standard autopsy appears not to be a valid reference standard to test the performance of the PMCT in some cases [ 27].

I think that's how I would, 'cos it, I think you can be in pain but you can carry on, I would say that's mild, they would be in mild pain, …. [H1, physiotherapist] As a consequence of the difficulty of recording pain scores on behalf of patients with cognitive impairment, these data were either not recorded, or used with caution.

Partially as a consequence of the difficulties of making inferences from contextual data, I have a secondary research focus on epidemiologic methodology.

As a consequence of the extreme difficulty of eliminating it, most approaches to transparent ceramics use high-temperature sintering which is associated with a drawback of extended grain growth.

Present available means to predict mass transport of gases in porous solids are inaccurate as a consequence of the inherent difficulties encountered in properly relating the local transport coefficients to the highly complex pore space.

As a consequence of these difficulties, outcomes are general results.

As a consequence of the obvious practical difficulties in investigations of the human TMJ, the sheep has been variously used as an animal model.

We hypothesize this difficulty arose as a consequence of the IRES, from which translation initiation is presumed less efficient.

As a consequence of the separate development of ethology and comparative psychology, however, some difficulties have arisen in the use of terminology.