Sentence examples for difficulty in conserving from inspiring English sources

For example, the VoF method is known to be prone to excessive numerical diffusion, while the basic LS method has some difficulty in conserving mass.

The difficulty in designing conserved Pestivirus primers for the amplification of genomes from highly divergent isolates simply by means of overlapping segments is demonstrated using new bioinformatic tools.

These problems are due mainly to the difficulty in evaluating conserved or constrained developmental stages by morphological resemblance.

The biggest challenge in conserving the Asian elephant?

We all want to do our part in conserving energy.

Because of the difficulty of conserving B. brownii in its present disease-exposed locations, it is an especially suitable candidate for ex situ conservation measures, such as the cold-storage of seed, and the translocation of plants to disease-free locations.

One of the difficulties in managing and conserving old-growth forests is defining them in a scientifically meaningful, yet in an operational and policy-relevant manner.

Multi-organism databases also have difficulty representing potentially conserved interactions for any given species.

One key difficulty in locating ori and ter is that bacterial ori and ter seem not to have conserved nucleotide sequences across different bacteria.

Difficulty in keeping hatband exclusive.

We had no difficulty in securing testimony".