Sentence examples for difficulties of mapping from inspiring English sources

Despite the difficulties of mapping and dating activities as Roman artefacts ceased to be produced, the University of Reading's ongoing excavation of the block known as insula IX points to a population continuing into the fifth or sixth century.

Both of these factors lead to difficulties of mapping biomes based on vegetation structure data alone (i.e. remote sensing).

Data sets were selected for general usage (preference for expression profiling of tissues over more specific sets) and date of publication (preference for recent data sets due to difficulties of mapping older sets to current gene predictions).

Some of the technical and analytic difficulties of mapping environmental injustice are outlined in this article, along with suggestions for using GIS to better assess and predict environmental health and equity.

However, regolith thickness is often ignored in such studies because of its presumed difficulty of mapping in many terrains.

However, owing to the difficulty of mapping intertidal areas globally, the distribution and status of tidal flats—one of the most extensive coastal ecosystems remain unknown7.

Widespread application of landscape disturbance and succession models is hampered by the difficulty of mapping the initial landscape layers needed for model implementation and by the complexity of calibrating forest landscape models for new geographic regions.

Reducing shifting cultivation is a high priority for policy-makers and conservationists; however, spatially explicit evidence of shifting cultivation is lacking due to the difficulty of mapping it with common remote sensing methods.

This reflects the difficulty of mapping active faults where their distribution is complex.

However, the relative difficulty of mapping and isolating mutations has limited the number of new genetic screens.

3. Note here the difficulty of mapping Viète's stages of exegetics and zetetics onto Pappus's stages of analysis and synthesis.