It is useful especially to release linear-scar contractures, yet difficult to use for wide scars.
MKHDR uses this method and is therefore very difficult to use for aperture sequences.
However, architects often find them difficult to use for various reasons.
Appointment systems may be difficult to use for members of communities in areas of social deprivation or low socioeconomic class.
The iPad, for all its glory, suffers from one very distinct flaw: It's very difficult to use for creation.
However, current research focuses on identifying heat release rates and temperature histories which are difficult to use for structural analyses.
"There's no data to suggest that it's difficult to use for our officers," said a Los Angeles department spokesman, Sgt. John Pasquariello.
However, this method can be difficult to use for chemical fertilizers and livestock waste sources due to the overlap of δ18O and δ15N ranges.
A radial nerve-muscle graft had a recordable signal, but it was small, had large electromyographic interference, and was difficult to use for controlling a prosthesis.
Traditional techniques of fracture characterization from core data are costly, time consuming, and difficult to use for any extrapolation to non-cored wells.
However, the complicated nature of the data presented in the reports at times (for example, the terminology used and the formats), were difficult to use for every day purposes, in particular for local decision makers.
