Sentence examples for difficult size from inspiring English sources

50-99 bp can in general be considered as the most difficult size range, where both split-read aligners and IS based approaches face non-negligible challenges.

Furthermore, we hypothesised that measures obtained from these pathways would not be associated with performance on an equally difficult size oddity control condition, which is unaffected following damage to MTL (Buckley et al., 2001).

Our basin-hopping with occasional jumping (BHOJ) algorithm is applied to the Lennard Jones clusters of several notoriously difficult sizes.

To avoid PCR product sizes at 250 bp that would be difficult to size correctly with the DNA standard (LIZ500), in this study PCR product size was set to 90 210 bp or 270 400 bp.

Horizontal-shaft units are more compact for smaller sizes and allow easier access to the turbine, although removal of the generator for repair becomes more difficult as size increases.

However, in more difficult times, size does matter.

And managing all the acquisitions, never mind integrating them into a cohesive whole, becomes more difficult as size increases.

But, even in courts where the lawyers themselves are allowed to do the questioning, it's difficult to size up the candidates with any precision.

Although its application in fish-based freshwater bioassessments appears difficult, population size structure can provide insights in species-specific applications and management.

Another disadvantage of the agarose method is that few large fragments are generated, and they are difficult to size.

Due to the lower prevalence of very-severe patients, which made recruitment difficult, sample size was recalculated to obtain the minimum number of very-severe patients needed to achieve a statistical power of 80%.