Sentence examples for difficulties of linking from inspiring English sources

It involved detailed questioning of 20,000 Britons and illustrated the difficulties of linking a scientific survey with sex.

London is full of lawyers experienced in asset-recovery litigation, and well versed in exploiting the difficulties of linking this pool of money to that crime.

We also discuss practical, logistical, and methodologic difficulties of linking multiple secondary data sources with different levels of person, place, and time descriptors.

There's also the potential difficulty of linking the cigarette to the crime in court.

One of the thorniest problems, and one reason officials have given for the long delay in responding, is the difficulty of linking the dust and smoke to specific symptoms and diseases.

And in 2011, a synthesis report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded that the average wind speeds in cyclones were likely to increase, as was the frequency of heavy rainfall, but it noted the difficulty of linking changes in complex events such as cyclones to climate change.

This incongruity gives evidence to the difficulty of linking biological evolution to the cultural progress of Homo sapiens, a rational animal.

The difficulty of linking an invasion to a specific vessel and of monitoring individual vessels' care makes using standard environmental liability plans difficult if not impossible.

Mineral exploration in RDTs is challenging because of the lack of bedrock outcrop, and the difficulty of linking surface regolith geochemistry to the geology at depth.

Considering the difficulty of linking complex statistical patterns to the physical structure and biological processes affecting genomic evolution, we ask whether patterns in large-scale genomic structure can be quantified using a simpler approach with an intuitive structural interpretation.

The first is the practical difficulty of linking health surveillance data to geographical information on aetiologically plausible factors.