Sentence examples for difficult to exploit the from inspiring English sources

The Agwu Shale which is not fractured has low transmissivity thus making it difficult to exploit the aquifer.

It is difficult to exploit the hidden bad state information in data, which is unfavorable to the operation and maintenance of the high-speed catenary.

It would be difficult to exploit the VO2/DO2 relationship.

Despite these favorable properties, it has been difficult to exploit the molecule as a drug target.

However, experience has shown that engineers find it difficult to exploit these advantages due to the difficulty in determining the 'real' timing requirements of systems and therefore the techniques have delivered less benefit than expected.

Therefore, there should not be difficult to exploit these kinds of consortia for fertilisation purposes.

With these problem sizes in fact it is difficult to exploit all the 192 cores and each thread computes in any case the evolution of many compartments.

"Video game streams have a very rich structure that has been difficult to exploit for the purpose of enabling content discovery," said Zia Syed, an ex-Goolger and ClipMine's founder, who's now director of engineering at Twitch.

For example, it is common in computational biology to make use of relational database and web-oriented tools in order to perform analyses, which are difficult to exploit without being the administrator of the server.

It appears that chemosynthetic sediments, strongly affected by reduced fluids, generate a habitat that is difficult to exploit by most of the typical deep-sea nematode taxa, since the dominant nematode fauna from seeps differs significantly from the regular deep-sea fauna.

Major Internet service providers in the United States this week indicated that in most cases, the software patch, which makes the flaw much more difficult to exploit, was already in place or soon would be.