Sentence examples for difficulties in deciphering from inspiring English sources

Emiko Yamanashi originally planned the transcription of the entire correspondence many years ago, but difficulties in deciphering Berenson's handwriting proved a major impediment to the project.

In sepsis and septic shock, vascular injury is central and prompted by different actors with overlapping kinetics, leading to difficulties in deciphering a sequential order [97].

This approach overcame difficulties in deciphering the particular relevance of genes known to be induced by several stimuli or genes whose expression leads to many possible cellular phenotypes.

Those who cannot understand Korean will have no difficulty in deciphering their rough intent.

Given the difficulty in deciphering the material, was it appropriate to sell precipice bonds in this was to a vulnerable audience?

Even the most prepared patient carrying copies of previous medical records is handicapped by the difficulty in deciphering handwriting and medical notations.

He had no difficulty in deciphering God's art, which is so clear and luminous, but now he does not want to identify with what he sees.

Fated by the laws of physics to remain forever ignorant of their parent universe, any intelligent beings who arose in the new universe would have as great a difficulty in deciphering their origins as do we in deciphering our own.

Although these models are potentially useful for predicting interspecies transmission of influenza viruses, there is still a great difficulty in deciphering adaptation of viruses that show mixed signatures of both animal and human hosts.

Part of the difficulty in deciphering the functionality of lncRNAs lies in their rapid evolution and the consequent reduction in levels of primary sequence conservation for lncRNAs among different organisms [ 33- 35].

Some of the difficulty in deciphering these mechanisms is that the frequency of the Ag-specific T cells to be targeted is very limited, estimated to be 10 or less [ 1].