Sentence examples for difficult generating from inspiring English sources

Predicting health status was much more difficult, generating an R 2 of just 0.043.

Hidden paralogy is always a concern when investigating plant nuclear genes, but this likely would only make convergence more difficult, generating uncertainty and lowering ESS at duplication nodes.

"They are difficult to generate and difficult to maintain".

Jamming over-the-air transmissions such as radio and satellite is not difficult: simply generating interference on the frequencies the broadcast uses will suffice.

Even if everything were running smoothly, "The Incredible Hulk," which has a budget of about $150 million, would probably be having a difficult time generating excitement.

Similarly in problem posing, composing novel solutions is more difficult than generating new situations.

"The slow progress so far is not surprising given the difficult economic circumstances facing the UK, which is making it more difficult to generate tax receipts.

It is generally acknowledged that clinically useful T-cell responses are much more difficult to generate as compared to antibody responses.

Norman says: "It will be much more difficult to generate shareholder value than it was 10 years ago.

That makes it difficult to generate enough power to run a car.

It is very difficult to generate much narrative intensity from this polyphony, however cunning its author may be.