Sentence examples for difficult to be assigned from inspiring English sources

The mlrA gene sequence is very rare with no homologues found in the public databases, and therefore its functional characteristics are difficult to be assigned.

This appears to fit the view that the residual Sargasso proteins presumably contain distant relatives of NcCOG proteins (e.g. paralogous genes) and are difficult to be assigned to a single NcCOG.

Additionally, 11.5% of the forms had very limited information or the description of the type of ailment or symptoms made it difficult for a cause to be assigned.

Let us hope, at least, that logic will prevail and that the implementation of this difficult deal would be assigned to the person who has proved to be best able to manage it: migration Minister Yanni Mouzalas.

However, obtaining the CSF samples is difficult thereby it was assigned to a least diagnostic m-score of 0.3.

Coming out of the closet was hard enough, but it's difficult to imagine the feeling of being assigned the wrong gender.

The "easiest to be polluted" was assigned a rating ten, except net recharge (which is 9) and the "most difficult to pollute" was assigned a rating of one.

Some that were difficult to integrate were manually assigned to a range of distances based on the relative size of their NOEs.

For classes where orthology/parology was difficult to assign, tests were done using sets of genes existing in single species (human, macaque, mouse and rat; Table 4 and Table 5).

It would be difficult to assign cost savings or utilities to each endpoint because there are so many.

Symptoms of incipient damage from air pollution and other chronic disturbances are now common in forests and other types of vegetation around the world, although symptoms may be subtle and difficult to assign as being caused by a particular pollutant.