Sentence examples for difficult highlighting from inspiring English sources
Reliable differentiation between RA-related versus age-dependent and gender-dependent joint space narrowing is very difficult, highlighting the need to implement normative data.
However, precise interpretation of such retrospective nonrandomized studies is difficult, highlighting the need for better and large prospective studies on the association between weight loss and survival in type 2 diabetes, especially in the elderly.
For Strug, then 18, it was a difficult highlight to follow.
Former home secretary Charles Clarke weighed into the "it wasn't all my fault" arena of political publishing this week with his book, The Too Difficult Box, highlighting "the big issues politicians can't crack".
However, these studies have used many different methods for cDNA synthesis, making comparison of the results difficult and highlighting the challenges of analyzing RNA samples from environmental communities.
A garda whistleblower told the disclosures tribunal yesterday that there was a culture in the force that made it difficult to highlight problems.
This phenomenon is experimentally difficult to highlight, because its occurrence has been evidenced in the case of elongated parts, when one of the part dimensions is much higher than the others, usually of the order of the meter.
In addition, populating and searching a large database can be time consuming and difficult which highlight the need of fast and efficient case-selection algorithms.
Not all the three schemes, MLST, FAFLP and MLVA could split the L. interrogans cluster based on geographic or ecological basis and thus it would be difficult to highlight its routes of spread in and out of Andaman or out of other main lands.
In light of these results it is difficult to highlight SNPs that may act as markers for increased disease risk or act as molecular targets for therapy.
