Sentence examples for difficult to integrate these from inspiring English sources

However, it is difficult to integrate these parameters into a single parameter because we are not allowed to directly adding or multiply to process them.

Academic leaders may find it difficult to integrate these types of exercises into information-saturated curricula.

The more recent literature reports more economic data, but it seems difficult to integrate these results especially because cost evaluations differ across countries and thus in cost measurements.

However, it remains difficult to integrate these traits in breeding programmes due to the complex changes in trait values during tree development (Laurens et al., 2000; Segura et al., 2008).

Large variations in methodologies (e.g., sample size and composition) and differences in the specificity of conceptualizations of both family adversity and externalizing behaviors make it difficult to integrate these findings and make cross-study comparisons.

There is no doubt that this will make it increasingly difficult to integrate the results of these studies in meta-analyses and systematic reviews.

However, the different experimental models used in these studies make it difficult to integrate the effects of biotin deficiency on glucose metabolism.

Because the acquisition was difficult to integrate, the company missed its earnings projections in 1999.

"One of the points we all recognize is that it has been extremely difficult to integrate the third generation".

But I do find it difficult to integrate this task into my daily routine.

Also, there are many reasons that make it very difficult to integrate this system into Egyptian housing.