Sentence examples for difficulties to compare from inspiring English sources

This indicates the differences in response factors and the difficulties to compare results between assays, but also illustrates the comparability of the patterns of the observed toxicity.

Such a great diversity in understanding of what personalization is results in difficulties to produce a holistic view on personalization, hurdles for sharing findings for researches of different fields and difficulties to compare approaches.

Even though these existing schemes dynamically control the cloud radio access network for the efficient system management, there are some difficulties to compare performance between these work with our proposed scheme.

Apart from the greater effort and more extensive equipment required to derive objective measurements of coloration (reflectance spectra) compared to metric traits, this omission is most likely largely due to computational difficulties to compare variability in coloration.

That is also causing difficulties to compare (different) programs.

Differences in exposure levels of dioxin-like PCBs and PCDD/Fs also contribute to the difficulties to compare results between Uppsala (mean:19 pg total TEQ/g mother's milk lipid) and Dutch infants (64 pg TEQ/g lipid) [ 12, 20].

Because vehicle sizes and loads vary greatly, it is more difficult to select representative parameter values for the complex vehicle model than for the simple vehicle model, which increases the difficulty to compare computer simulation results conducted by different research groups.

However, the assessment of the antinociceptive effects of HA preparations solely from human studies is difficult for several reasons, namely the strong placebo effect upon intra-articular injection, the long duration of the observation period (eventually with disease progression), the difficulty to test different doses of one compound, and the difficulty to compare different HA preparations.

The review of the literature also makes clear the difficulty encountered to compare different types of bioactive glass scaffolds in their bone forming ability.

In the above-mentioned M13 phage-based optical sensing applications, there are difficulties to directly compare the sensing performance.

The lack of standardization of the VOT has led to great difficulties when trying to compare results from different studies.