Sentence examples for difficult to differential from inspiring English sources
But in some cases, especially in the localized fundal type of adenomyomatosis, the intramural anechoic cystic spaces are uncertainty which causes difficult to differential adenomyomatosis from GB cancer.
The lack of replicates also made it difficult to calculate differential gene expression, but by using NOISeq we were able to calculate differential gene expression profiles between stages by combining the expression values of three spatial libraries (A, M, P).
I would find it extremely difficult to do differential equations without all of my prior mathematics background.
However, the attrition rate was relatively high and long-term compliance was poor, making it difficult to ascertain differential long-term metabolic advantages or disadvantages of these macronutrient compositions.
Diet is a multidimensional exposure and thus it remains difficult to attribute differential disease prevalence or symptomatology to a single nutrient or food group.
The severity of the lung disease in the patient samples available also makes it difficult to study differential expression of the proteins in the early stage of disease.
These markers are not completely specific to mesothelioma but are useful to distinguish mesothelioma from lung adenocarcinoma since both tumors are clinically and sometimes pathologically difficult to settle differential diagnosis.
Comparison of enzymes obtained from psychrophilic and mesophilic organisms can be difficult due to differential thermal stability.
However, studies on multiple adverse events in the same cohort at risk are rare, making comparisons of these profiles difficult due to differential inter-cohort biases.
Although the glass transition temperatures of the poly(pyridinium salt)s were difficult to detect with differential scanning calorimetry, they displayed distinctive melting endotherms with minima above 380°C.
It is difficult to use a differential inequality technique employed in [20, 24, 25] to study the blow-up problem of (1.1).
