Sentence examples for difficulties which exist from inspiring English sources
These results illustrate the difficulties which exist with national GB horse traceability despite the existence of the NED and the horse passport system.
With rapid development of nanomaterial technology and stable growth of difficulties which exist for sources of energy, researchers have started to apply nanomaterial technology in the field of increasing heat transfer for the purpose of developing homogenous and stable heat transfer fluids.
This important difference in study populations could account for differences observed in our study, recognising the difficulty which exists in accurate identification of landmarks and skinfold sites in overweight and obese women.
What is clear but usually overlooked is that Bradley himself saw Leibnizian monadism as the greatest challenge to his own brand of idealism: 'Monadism', he says, 'on the whole will increase and will add to the difficulties which already exist' (Appearance, p. 102).
However, these results illustrate the difficulties which still exist with national horse traceability despite the current horse passport system and the existence of the NED.
These responses reveal the difficulties involved in convincing a professor to set aside the convenience of the institutional protection, which exists within the teaching hospital environment, to face the unknown.
"Worse than that which existed in South Africa".
Which exists only on a fantasy level.
(Which exists, we swear!).
In cases in which difficulties existed in fibroblast identification, we recurred to coloration for vimentin and smooth muscle actin.
