Sentence examples for difficulties in identification from inspiring English sources

The life history of copepods during nauplius stages has rarely been studied, because of difficulties in identification.

Search for relevant polymorphic candidates faces significant obstacles, due to both the high number of potentially promising single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and the intrinsic difficulties in identification of weak gene-disease interactions.

Difficulties in identification of site of origin at late stage the of disease at detection, when ovary, Fallopian tube, and the abdominal cavity are usually all involved, in addition to their macroscopic and microscopic resemblance, are major causes of this debate.

Figure 5 outlines some of the difficulties in identification of catheter trajectories for an HDR prostate BT procedure.

To solve the problems arising from difficulties in identification based on morphology, modern molecular and microscopic techniques can be a useful tool.

It is tempting to speculate that the observed paucity of transposons without insulators around suppressed insertions reflects difficulties in identification of transposons because of suppression.

Stage I spermaries and oocytes were also observed at all sites; however, they are not included in this analysis due to difficulty in identification of these early stage gametes.

Increasing awareness among health-care providers across specialties is paramount, as one of the primary challenges with the Triad is difficulty in identification.

However, the biological roles of the Ufm1-modification of cellular proteins remain unknown in part because of the difficulty in identification of the substrate proteins.

Low affinity or low abundance of the corresponding molecular target(s) might contribute to the difficulty in identification of the molecular target(s) of the short peptide.

This results also from difficulty in identification of high risk strains.