Sentence examples for because of difficulty in from inspiring English sources

P450c21 has been poorly investigated because of difficulty in obtaining sufficient quantities of purified protein.

Orifice coefficients are empirical because of difficulty in accurately predicting the effects of geometrical complicacy and flow separation from the wall on the flow.

Some U.S.-based banks have closed expats' accounts because of difficulty in certifying that the holders still maintain U.S. addresses, as required by a Patriot Act provision.

The AIC said its reports took some time to produce because of difficulty in gathering all the data and conducting the requisite validation and cross-checking.

Much of his travel history remains something of a mystery, because of difficulty in obtaining personnel information from the government from decades ago.

He said his office was delayed in moving more quickly on the case because of difficulty in finding the welfare recipients involved in the purported scam.

Mr. Russell said rebel officials contended they had not been able to register in the last three weeks because of difficulty in bringing the group's leadership together.

But the fires were still burning, in large part because of difficulty in getting the substance down through the debris pile and directly onto hot spots.

(A tiny, independently owned plant in the central city of Huambo never closed completely, but its production has been minuscule and erratic because of difficulty in obtaining supplies).

But, Dr. Pikitch said, to obtain the 1,600 females, fishermen probably kill twice that number of sturgeons because of difficulty in distinguishing between male and female.

Because of difficulty in raising money for just four performances at the Academy, the troupe's 25th anniversary season is taking place 27 years after its first appearance, at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York.