Sentence examples for difficulty in employing from inspiring English sources

A major difficulty in employing women in Saudi is that separate offices must be set up for them.

Also, interviewees reported the difficulty in employing long-term cultural change, and they are questioning themselves whether it is worth investing.

A major difficulty in employing forward error correction (FEC) coding is the implementation complexity especially of the decoding at the receiver, and the associated decoding latency for long codewords.

While optical-flow-based methods are considered suitable for hand tracking, we have difficulty in employing this method because flow vectors include some noise from the movements of other parts of the body.

The research, involving Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative of order 1 < α ≤ 2, proceeds slowly and there appear some new difficulties in employing the monotone iterative method.

Furthermore, the usage of different values of the ion size parameters (aj) for different ions and electrolytes is considered as an obvious drawback of the model, because it creates difficulties in employing the model to mixtures of electrolytes, and results in the violation of cross-differential relations [1, 2].

However, the domains of the impulsive set and phase set have not been discussed carefully in the previous literature [1, 4], which may result in some difficulties in employing the Poincaré map or its successor function to study the existence and stability of limit cycles of planar impulsive semi-dynamical systems.

The multiple distributions, characterizing MFE of plant miRNA precursors, posed practical difficulties in employing them in a miRNA prediction algorithm.

The above described facts highlights the difficulties in employing PEG tube placement and therefore limits its usefulness in lower income countries such as Pakistan.

Only a few months after the trial started, however, this plan was changed politically in order to reduce cost and because of difficulties in employing psychiatrists to work in the AOTs.

The prevalently uniparental mode of inheritance of the chloroplast and mitochondrion limits to some extent the usefulness of extra-nuclear sequences, and moreover, it has been established that this DNA tends to evolve more slowly than do the nuclear genes, which presents difficulties in employing it for phylogenetic purposes [ 20].