Sentence examples for difficulties of preparing from inspiring English sources

In this short communication, the difficulties of preparing stable suspensions of rapidly settling ENMs are presented.

German casualties were not heavy but the men became exhausted by the endless task of keeping open dug-out entrances and demoralised by the absence of rations caused by the difficulties of preparing and moving hot food under bombardment.

Barbara Nagle, K 12 curriculum developer at the Lawrence Hall of Science at the University of California, Berkeley, writes about the difficulties of preparing middle and high school students for the interdisciplinary nature of the course work they will encounter in college, and the related implications of the Next Generation Science Standards.

The conference explored the difficulty of preparing perfectly random strings of numbers, which are important in cryptography, in computer science and in statistics.

In the last elections, in 2005, practical considerations and the difficulty of preparing for women to take part at short notice were the official reasons given for the postponement of the decision.

This portion of plasma is difficult to assay consistently owing to the difficulty of preparing PPP without causing release of serotonin from platelets and without platelet contamination.

However, little attention has been paid to the luminescence property of silicon nanowires (SiNWs) due to the difficulty of preparing nanowires with the diameter of several nanometers.

We conducted a small preliminary experiment in order to evaluate the difficulty of preparing teaching material by the rule definitions in our system.

The procedure was designed so that all three analyses could be performed starting with a single sample given the difficulty of preparing multiple aliquots in known ratios.

The results explore the following themes: ethics as a sense of right or wrong, adversely bearing the burden of choice, held hostage by institutional constraints, and the difficulty of preparing for ethical challenges (see Table 2).

Four themes emerged from the data analysis: ethics as a sense of right or wrong, adversely bearing the burden of choice, held hostage by institutional constraints, and the difficulty of preparing for ethical challenges.