Sentence examples for difficult to highlight in from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, other candidate genes are difficult to highlight in this panel of cell lines, as regions recurrently affected by copy number gains and/or losses always involved large DNA segments.

Not all the three schemes, MLST, FAFLP and MLVA could split the L. interrogans cluster based on geographic or ecological basis and thus it would be difficult to highlight its routes of spread in and out of Andaman or out of other main lands.

One noted that it was more difficult to highlight text on an iPad than in a regular book.

A garda whistleblower told the disclosures tribunal yesterday that there was a culture in the force that made it difficult to highlight problems.

In light of these results it is difficult to highlight SNPs that may act as markers for increased disease risk or act as molecular targets for therapy.

As such, it is difficult for us to highlight just how bad things have become.

Blue was also used in the football league tables to highlight those teams in promotion or relegation zones, and this made it very difficult to read.

The aim of the stunt was to highlight how difficult life can be in the city, according to photographer Hossam Atef, who runs Antikka Photography.

EL FATEH CAMP, Sudan, 2 May 2006 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and Olympic speed-skating champion Johann Koss is visiting Sudan to highlight the difficult situation of children living in camps for displaced families.

Goodwill Ambassador Johann Koss visits camps for displaced families in Sudan EL FATEH CAMP, Sudan, 2 May 2006 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and Olympic speed-skating champion Johann Koss is visiting Sudan to highlight the difficult situation of children living in camps for displaced families.

Matt Sandusky's difficult story was highlighted in a March article by Sara Ganim of The Patriot-News.