Sentence examples for difficult to integrate this from inspiring English sources
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.
The influx of Millennials in the workforce has already posed a bit of a challenge for many companies, as it can be difficult to integrate this younger generation into the workplace.
Although the United Kingdom's (UK's) General Medical Council (GMC) recommends that graduating medical students are competent to discuss obesity and behaviour change with patients, it is difficult to integrate this education into existing curricula, and clinicians report being unprepared to support patients needing obesity management in practice.
As an alternative to assuming equilibrium, one could model marker allele frequencies along the chromosome as a first-order Markov chain with parameters estimated from the marker data at time t [ 12, 13], but it would be more difficult to integrate this change in the derivations given in the Appendix.
There is no doubt that this will make it increasingly difficult to integrate the results of these studies in meta-analyses and systematic reviews.
A recurring theme in this literature is that of clinicians finding it difficult to integrate the use of information technology (IT) systems into their work practices and care provision [ 6- 20].
"One of the points we all recognize is that it has been extremely difficult to integrate the third generation".
It is difficult to integrate the analytical solution of the continuum model because its coefficients are functions of spatial coordinates.
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.
