Sentence examples for difficult queries from inspiring English sources

We have also been working on difficult queries.

The second ALBAYZIN QbE STD evaluation incorporates new and more difficult queries (i.e., multi-word and foreign queries).

Importantly, the lower accuracy of hmmalign compared with PAGAN is not only explained by the latter discarding the difficult queries: also for the subset of sequences aligned by both methods the alignments from hmmalign were less accurate (Fig. 5).

The aims of database integration were to make data more comprehensively available, and to increase the value of existing data by allowing previously difficult queries to be made upon it.

Although The Associated Press Stylebook is considered "the standard" by journalists, I do not find it a consistently-reliable resource for accurate answers to difficult grammatical queries.

Yesterday's question was a difficult philosophical query touching on the nature of evil.

The database market has accepted NoSQL but it is difficult to query in comparison to MySQL.

However, the human genome is more difficult to query for methylated CpG motifs, due to clustered CpG-islands.

Therefore, the identifier mismatch makes it difficult to query multiple datasets simultaneously.

The reason is that terms encoded with primitive concepts are more difficult to query and test for equivalency.

Although SGD provides access to all its data types via multiple entry points (Table 1), it is difficult to query across multiple data types or easily search with a list of genes.