Sentence examples for difficult to profile from inspiring English sources

It would be difficult to profile the rapists in some manner.

The lone wolf has now become a more difficult puzzle to decipher and therefore even more difficult to profile and preempt.

Moreover, a serious problem is that some miRNAs are difficult to profile precisely due to their physical properties or post-transcriptional modifications, such as RNA editing.

However, because MS-based proteomics tends to have data consistency (poor reproducibility and inter-sample agreement) [ 23] and coverage (inability to detect the entire proteome) [ 24] issues, it is difficult to profile all phosphorylation sites at whole time points.

However, it is difficult to profile mRNA and lncRNA transcriptome in early embryos because of the technical obstacles, such as the analysis of lncRNAs expressed at lower levels and in small amount of cell.

In human degenerative discs, it is difficult to profile these balances in vivo; however, the static compression model facilitates detailed longitudinal analysis of these balances in disc ECM metabolism during degeneration.

Sharpton is a difficult figure to profile because he is always trying to anticipate his story and graciously trying to arrange his life to fit -- or alter -- the story line.

The lack of such a resource for comparisons has made it difficult to interpret proteomics profile changes in patients' plasma and to design protein biomarker discovery experiments.

I hope this doesn't make it difficult to switch profiles when you're going from plug to battery and back.

If the time from excavation and post-excavation storage conditions were less favourable for DNA preservation, age at death also plays a role, as it is more difficult to obtain profiles from newborn compared to adult bones.

However, it is very difficult to measure such profile in single loop.