Sentence examples for difficult to be adapted from inspiring English sources

However, when connecting large scale DFIGs into weak grid or micro-grid, the current DFIG control strategies which are designed based on an assumption of strong grid connection condition are very difficult to be adapted.

Its treatment is difficult and must be adapted to the disease severity [ 109].

These sensors must be able to measure high heat flux in difficult thermal ambiances, and be adapted to the characterization of existing processes, therefore the output signal has to directly reflect the IR received flux.

Moreover, in almost all cases, it is difficult to verify that a participant is adapted at the end of the practice session.

The aspect that is most difficult to adapt is the required power level.

The earthquake that struck this country with such disastrous force on 12 January has significantly affected the agency's capacity to respond, but staff members have been adapting to difficult conditions on the ground.

"It's difficult to adapt to this work and hard to be away from your family".

Innovative approaches are particularly adapted to the paediatric and neonatal populations, as clinical trials are difficult to conduct, need adapted designs in order to define the optimal dosage regimen in many diseases and therapeutic areas.

If you know you love pastas and grains, it'll be difficult to suddenly adapt to a low-carb diet.

One of the things that will be extremely difficult will be to adapt back to the normal world.

One of the challenges with nonprofits is it's difficult to adapt quickly and easily from a business model perspective because you need clearance from the IRS.