Sentence examples for been difficult to access from inspiring English sources

HD4AR takes vital project information, such as the expected quality of building elements, or location of elements, project schedule, and cost information, which traditionally has been difficult to access on a jobsite, and makes it mobile, accessible to on-site users.

The underlying machinery remains enigmatic, mainly because the sponge-like astrocyte morphology has been difficult to access experimentally or explore theoretically.

This approach allows us to screen for potential biomarkers in a window of the blood proteome that previously has been difficult to access.

The approach we have developed allows screening for biomarkers of MI and HF in a window of the blood proteome that previously has been difficult to access with conventional proteomic strategies.

The ONC is trying to unleash startup ventures and is in the process of rolling out the Automated Blue Button Initiative to open up health information that is technically owned by consumers but has been difficult to access.

This approach allows us to screen for potential biomarkers of MI and HF in a window of the blood proteome that previously has been difficult to access due to high abundant proteins masking the identification of lower concentrations of small peptides.

Blood products were difficult to access, with whole blood perceived to be the most accessible.

It was difficult to access archives, which are open during regular working hours.

It was difficult to access things and you have to make more effort to do anything.

Data should not be difficult to access as it is crucial in decision-making.

"It's a sharp ridge and steep slope that is difficult to access.