Sentence examples for difficult to apply a from inspiring English sources

These issues make it difficult to apply a conventional streaming approach to dome theaters.

Various different protections exist against attacks associated with these vulnerabilities making it difficult to apply a single universal solution.

In an anthropogenic landscape, soil depth does not depend primarily on natural processes, making it difficult to apply a physically-based approach.

However, until now this effect has been challenging to observe because, first, it is experimentally difficult to apply a sufficiently large thermal bias at the nanoscale and, second, it is difficult to distinguish thermal bias effects from purely temperature-dependent effects due to overall heating of a device.

However, it does not take into account wireless link quality and delay impact that makes it difficult to apply a prediction based scheduling algorithm.

It may be difficult to apply a predicate but that may well be the reflection of a vaguely specified meaning, not many precise meanings that the word is ambiguous between.

However as this is very difficult to differentially diagnose from the CTS, it would be difficult to apply an exclusion criterion for those with diabetic neuropathy reliably.

In any priority setting process, different contextual factors will determine what methods and processes are feasible and it may be difficult to apply an existing method in a given context without modification.

It may be difficult to apply to a sample with a rough surface due to the influence of the surface scattering waves.

It makes it tough to get a bank account, hard to register to vote, difficult to apply for a job or even receive a letter.

Clinicians may be reluctant to accept guidelines because there are discrepancies between the recommendations of different guidelines, because guidelines are difficult to apply at a local level, or because of a perception that guidelines have not been incorporated into the system.