Sentence examples for conventionally difficult from inspiring English sources

By combining the concepts of fast/slow tool servo and fly cutting, a novel end-fly-cutting-servo (EFCS) system with four-axis motions is proposed for deterministic generation of hierarchical micro-nanostructures, which are conventionally difficult for both mechanical and non-mechanical methods to achieve.

3 Laboratory confirmation is also difficult, conventionally requiring either culture of the infectious agent in cell monolayers at biosafety level-3, 4 or paired serology (indirect immunofluorescence assay [IFA]) for the detection of rising antibody titers.

This can make comparison of these to more conventionally-preserved taxa difficult.

A conventionally designed controller is difficult to adapt for an optimal climate control to reduce quality loss.

Since a conventionally designed controller is difficult to adapt to reach an appropiate climate control, a controller designed with fuzzy logic is found as advantageous for adapting control parameters to improve the control process.

Conventionally, it is very difficult for wireless radio transfer to implement such a method.

While it has been comparatively easy to include enough homeopathically treated patients it is difficult to recruit conventionally treated patients, as they and their physicians lack incentive.

However, a differential diagnosis for type 1 PRRSV outbreaks without type 2 PRRSV infection in conventionally reared pigs may be difficult for severe respiratory failure, as type 2 PRRSVs are epidemic nationwide.

A clear distinction between luminal-epithelial cells and myoepithelial cells in TDLUs is frequently difficult to make on conventionally stained slides.

With the application of DNA-based thiss, this conventionally-based taxonomy has become increasingly difficult to justify.

These patients are difficult or impossible to treat conventionally, due to their very small total blood volume (typically 40 ml) and their intolerance to donated blood.