Sentence examples for difficulty in measurement from inspiring English sources

Due to difficulty in measurement, this oxide reliability degradation can lead to chip failure but not show up in simulated ESD test.

A major difficulty in utilizing the SFE for biomolecules has been the difficulty in measurement and prediction of their solubilities in supercritical solvents at various pressures and temperatures for process optimization.

Judgment of enlargement of the sublingual glands was by physical examination because of the difficulty in measurement by imaging.

In the earlier days of use of Pb isotopes, because of the difficulty in measurement of the low-abundance Pb isotope, studies reported data as Pb/Pb ratios.

Prediction of efficacy in 5-FUs treatment has been studied [ 14] but has not been clinically applied yet, because of no large prospective studies or because of difficulty in measurement as point of versatility and cost.

The accuracy of the angles was low due to the difficulty in measurement of the reference plane, since this particular cup design has uneven edges due to the metal mesh.

Owing to variable measurement criteria, manual measurement errors, and difficulty in visualizing measurement landmarks in the measurement of the spina-pelvic alignment, the accuracy and reliability is often difficult and poor as previous studies demonstrated [ 9, 10].

However, scission reaction and branching distribution are only recently considered in the modeling studies due to difficulties in measurement and computation of scission effect and branchings of polymer.

Research on efficacious treatments for apathy in Alzheimer disease has been hindered by a lack of consensus diagnosis, difficulties in measurement, and studies with small sample sizes.

Though the prediction of temperature and humidity inside a concrete is an important research field, there are not enough research achievements about it due to difficulties in measurement.

Liabilities to complex disorders, discussed in the accompanying paper, present difficulties in measurement related to the arbitrariness of diagnostic threshold definitions and problems with discrimination between trait values, especially within the 'normal' individuals.