Sentence examples for difficult comparative from inspiring English sources

James warned, however, that the second half of the year was likely to prove more challenging overall amid a weak consumer backdrop and as the benefits reaped after the collapse of the rival company Comet at the end of 2012 made for a difficult comparative period.

There is a lot to parse in the report, which is more technical than usual due to the inclusion of various non-GAAP metrics, difficult comparative alleys, and, of course, a new structure.

The different sizes and locations of the regions amplified in the HRV genomes renders difficult comparative genetic analysis.

In the case of difficult comparative modeling tasks, there can be several regions that have structurally diverged between the target and the template(s).

Like for like sales weakened in the second half affected by the mild weather in September and October, difficult comparatives and going into the 'Sale' period after Christmas with too conservative stock levels.

The HSP and LSP sequences have diverged rapidly in mammalian systems [69], such that defining these functional regions is difficult by comparative sequence analyses [70].

Various cardiac troponin I (cTnI) assays are available but the lack of standardization renders difficult any comparative study [ 2].

It is difficult, without comparative data, to speculate on the degree to which these findings are generalisable to other primary care-giver roles.

The potential of teratoma formation can be evaluated only after 3 weeks in syngeneic host and failure of teratoma formation in allogeneic mice becomes difficult to comparative analysis of the teratoma tissue in syngeneic and allogeneic host backgrounds.

TEA is, however, much less common than hip or knee replacement; it has an annual incidence of 1 per 100,000 inhabitants (Rahme et al. 2001) and comprehensive assessment of different concepts and models is thus difficult in comparative randomized studies.

Distinguishing between the various hypotheses for sex differences in lifespan has proven difficult, since comparative and experimental approaches often have given results compatible with several explanatory models [ 4- 6, 14, 26].