Sentence examples for difficulties to reliably from inspiring English sources

This causes difficulties to reliably compare techniques when dealing with consumer photography.

Because of the difficulties to reliably identify placebo responders and predicting placebo response rates in clinical and experimental trials, different methodological attempts have been made to the way (novel) drugs are tested against placebo.

When using a high number of markers genotyped on a variable number of offspring, this procedure generally leads to the construction of 3 different maps with decreasing statistical support (denoted as map1, map2 and map3), indicating difficulties to reliably order markers within linkage groups.

One reason is the difficulty to reliably determine constitutive parameters, of which in general theories there may be many.

Further, the error rate within the primer sites was unacceptably high in cloned products because of the difficulty to reliably generate long oligonucleotides.

As we demonstrate in this study, cosegmentation-based cell tracking may overcome these difficulties and allows to reliably track microglia in 3D, both in resting state and when moving in activated state, as displayed in Figure 1.

Remarkably, none of the 11 samples was positive for Borrelia by PCR, while 6 of 10 out of the same 11 cases were positive by FFM [ 45], indicating the difficulties of the various techniques to reliably detect Borrelia in tissue specimens.

Therefore, because of the different exposure assessments used and the inherent difficulties associated with assessing exposures to nonpersistent chemicals, it is not possible to reliably compare the degree of exposure across these studies.

This complicated operation normally requires several months or even 1 year of training before the technician is able to reliably record from the cells [9] because of the difficulty in obtaining successful recording.

The difficulty of finding a gene that reflects complete lineage sorting, yet is variable enough to reliably untangle relationships between closely related taxa that are the product of a recent radiation event is apparent in many phylogenetic studies [ 71].

A common theme that emerged from the cognitive interviews was that 14 out of 25 parents expressed difficulty in answering some of the items because they did not know enough information to reliably report for their child (Table 3).