The phrase "at the increasing difficulty" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to address the challenges at the increasing difficulty of the project."
Alternatives: "with the growing difficulty" or "as the challenges escalate".
While several computational methods are available for taxonomic profiling at the genus- and species-level, none of these methods are effective at the strain-level identification due to the increasing difficulty in detecting variation at that level.
This lack of interest is understandable when you look at the continuing volatility of milk prices and the increasing difficulty of operation.
Cathy Bessant, chief marketing officer at Bank of America, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., said the increasing difficulty in finding and engaging consumers played a part.
Their exchange, Mr. Durbin said, captured the increasing difficulty in being a good progressive "at a time of limited resources".
The viscous character decreases with increasing solid content (volume fraction), due to the increasing difficulty of shear, which becomes limited at solid contents above 4 vol.%.
Oct. 3: The increasing difficulty of donating items to charities.
The detailed preparatory work, the increasing difficulty of finding suitable subjects, and his long periods of depression when he did not paint at all kept the count down.
As much as it is possible to be within a government determined to make deep cuts to public services at the expense of families in increasing difficulty, he has been a refreshing friend of social work and social care.
At a time of increasing difficulty in maintaining adequate levels of medical cover because of regulations concerning hours of work and training requirements, there is concern that this may adversely affect the efficient and safe management of the ITU.
