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Fixed human brain tissue is more difficult to analyze than mouse samples because it is modified for storage.
Studies conducted on disparate platforms are inherently more difficult to analyze than those conducted on the same platform [ 4].
The selection of patients receiving prophylaxis was due to the clinician's evaluation, which is more difficult to analyze than objective criteria.
Synonymous substitution rates are more difficult to analyze than substitution rates in repeats, as synonymous rates are noticeably influenced by sites subject to selection.
In terms of displaying the images, the current display of 5,10 and 15 minutes does not provide enough time resolution and, while beautiful, the movies are more difficult to analyze than still images.
Furthermore, liquid arrays are more difficult to analyze than solid arrays due to shaking requirements for resuspending cells prior to each reading, and increased time for operation of a microplate reader vs. visual inspection.
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That's no small feat, as it turns out, since children's voices are more difficult to analyze and understand than adults, not to mention that they might not be asking the most routine questions of their digital friends.
Since lyotropic liquid crystals rely on a subtle balance of intermolecular interactions, it is more difficult to analyze their structures and properties than those of thermotropic liquid crystals.
We remark that the dynamics for τ slightly larger than (tau_{HC}) is difficult to analyze; while the origin is unstable, it has stable directions and it appears that all initial data eventually converge to it.
It will not be so difficult to analyze Testaverde.
"You don't want something so complex that it's difficult to analyze and apply".
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