The poor condition of the Klosterneuburg fragment makes it difficult to collate all its recipes: if we compare the 13 Klosterneuburg texts missing in the Lucca 490 manuscript with the text units of the critical edition of Mappæ and the text units that we think likely candidates of the Compositiones Lucenses tradition, we can reach the following conclusions: i.
Considering that major clinical benefits are visible in the long term and that our results are difficult to collate due to the fact that MDS is an orphan disease, the clinical experts agreed on the reasonableness of our findings.
One likely reason is the lack of consensus on the methodology used to study advanced imaging in trials, which results in a disconcerted research effort and produces data that are difficult to collate for use in validating the imaging components being studied.
Due to its illegality, data on modern-day slavery is difficult to collate.
This makes it difficult to collate data across health, social, and criminal justice agencies and to evaluate the interplay between risk factors, the delivery of services, and outcomes.
But at the same time, it's quite difficult to collate all the various digital outlets and try to make any sort of sense of all this new data.
However, because the databases and denominator information used within each DHB are different, it is difficult to collate and compare data nationally [ 36].
However, the complicated, heterogeneous nature of blood and the diverse range of chemical forms and routes by which individuals may be exposed to Pu give rise to a matrix of potential experiments that are difficult to design, collate, comprehend and rationalise.
The first stage ideally requires information on the entire study area (which can be costly, logistically difficult or even impossible to collate) whereas the latter one only concerns a limited number of sites and may cover relatively small areas.
Again, I had to spend hours of research trying to collate information across a vast area.
