Sentence examples for difficulties in formulating from inspiring English sources
"The difficulties in formulating politically palatable measures to meet Portugal's economic adjustment targets point to increased risks for program compliance," Moody's said in a report on Oct. 5.
This is partly due to difficulties in formulating and solving computationally tractable problems for identification test design.
For the 3D case, this complicates the governing equation and creates difficulties in formulating an adequate number of boundary conditions.
Techniques for detecting elemental level damage using the traditional methods receive the setback because of the difficulties in formulating the problems mathematically, specially in case of inverse problems.
However, its relatively high melting point and limited solubility in either water or oil-based solvents leads to difficulties in formulating the compound and often results in poor in vivo availability.
Due to difficulties in formulating computationally tractable approaches for RBI for systems, most procedures hitherto have focused exclusively on individual components or have considered system effects in a very simplified manner only.
Unfortunately, the major difficulty in formulating NANE arises from the lack of appropriate data on surfactant action in relevant non-aqueous media, or indeed, the dearth of suitable surfactant designed for such specialized system [13].
Fortunately there is no substantial difficulty in formulating neural field models on curved surfaces, though to date there has been surprisingly little analysis of spatio-temporal pattern formation in this context.
While the four-pole approach is a very convenient concept in modeling acoustic systems, its application has been limited mainly to systems composed of only one-dimensional (1-D) and lumped parameter elements due to the difficulty in formulating four poles of three-dimensional (3-D) cavities.
If formation of specific goals facilitates goal-directed activity, difficulty in formulating specific goals is likely to produce problems.
Besides palatability problems and difficulty in formulating low-Ca rations, reasons for not following the recommendations may be found in economic considerations and time-consuming single cow handling.
