Sentence examples for difficulties to adapt from inspiring English sources

"Pinot Noir is already experiencing difficulties to adapt its traditional [territory] to produce fine and elegant wines".

As GNSS requirements are driven by aeronautical needs, the railway community encounters difficulties to adapt them for train positioning purposes.

They reported more psychological distress during delivery and during the perinatal period and more difficulties to adapt to the child's needs.

In order help Chinese students mitigate the difficulties to adapt American instructional settings, Chinese international high schools could benefit from inviting American colleagues to visit Chinese schools and help Chinese educators to implement course designs.

This population reached the highest degree of adaptation at the stationary state (see Table 1) and resembles specialist organisms that perform optimally under a narrow range of very well established conditions, but have difficulties to adapt when these conditions are modified [51].

The hyperlipidaemic heart has difficulties to adapt to stressors like ischaemia, suggesting that cardioprotective mechanisms are impaired.

Despite the difficulty to adapt to an EMR back home, the drawbacks of a paper system were obvious in Ecuador.

However, the biomonitorization in these systems is still at its infancy due to the difficulty to adapt the sensors to microfluidic OC systems.

Porcine torovirus (PToV) is associated with swine gastroenteritis, but its pathogenesis is uncertain because there is limited information regarding PToV due to its difficulty to adapt in vitro.

A vulnerable system has difficulty to adapt to change, whereas a resilient system can adapt easily to change.

On the other hand, five subjects (four of them experienced 2D first) reported the discomfort with the emotional movie because they had difficulty to adapt to dynamic changes in color of the video.