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Data was collected both in DC voltage mode and laser-assisted mode (in the latter of which extracting crystallographic information is known to be more difficult due to distortions).
For example, the routing protocol design will be more difficult due to hidden/exposed terminal problem in MAC protocols [9].
They show that especially sentiment-induced overpricing should be exploitable, because exploiting under-pricing should be more difficult due to short-sale impediments (see Stambaugh et al. 2012, p. 301).
However, when working with images extracted from real MMW sensors in which the contour extraction stage may be more difficult due to the presence of noise, illumination variation and so forth, we believe approaches such as SC-LM may be more robust than the CC as SC-LM approach uses richer information.
This provides an opportunity to study item misfit due to, for example, item position effects (e.g., items that are at the end of the booklet can be more difficult due to either speededness or fatigue effects; see, for example, Debeer and Janssen 2013).
Molecular analyses of the internal transcribed spacer region clearly separate the four species currently recognized in Volvopluteus, but morphological identification can be more difficult due to the sometimes overlapping morphological variation among the species.
Some wrist rotations are more difficult due to biomechanical constraints.
Nevertheless, mathematical performance analysis of this configuration is more difficult due to traffic correlations arising from the shared resource.
"But profitability is more difficult due to the drought that started in Texas, the biggest cattle-producing state, almost five years ago and has since widened into the Midwest".
RCT comparison of SBRT with surgery is more difficult due to the radically different treatment arms, although successful recruitment can be possible if the lessons from previous failed trials are learned.
