Sentence examples for be difficult notably in from inspiring English sources
The diagnosis of NAM may be difficult, notably in slowly progressive forms in young adults, since histopathological features mimic some forms of muscular dystrophies and some patients may remain without diagnosis for years.
For example, species-level identification in the seaweed genus Ulva is typically difficult, notably in view of the intraspecific variability often seen in the rather few morphological and anatomical characters used for species discrimination.
With high prices, access to food by vulnerable people, notably in the Far North, is expected to be difficult.
Obtaining Miller will be difficult for the Knicks because Cleveland has no interest in their expensive veterans, notably Latrell Sprewell, who is being offered.
Notably, disease-causing mutations identified in patients with mild phenotypes might be difficult to distinguish from benign mutations, which do not cause disease.
Owing to strong linkage disequilibrium between markers, pinpointing disease associations within genetic regions is difficult in European ancestral populations, most notably the very strong association of the HLA-DRB1*03-DQA1*05:01-DQB1*02:01 haplotype with Type 1 diabetes risk, which is assumed to be because of a combination of HLA-DRB1 and HLA-DQB1.
Notably, the return to baseline secretion in the perifusion, which is difficult to achieve in rat islets cryopreserved using other protocols [ 10], suggests that these islets were viable.
Difficult students are difficult in detention too.
That's difficult in academe".
The effect of the difference in fluid restriction, notably in LIBRA, is difficult to account for.
