Sentence examples for difficulty in tracing the from inspiring English sources
Historians of physical science have no difficulty in tracing the continuation of this experimental tradition, primitive and irregular though it was by later standards, throughout the Middle Ages.
But Mr Heath replied: "There is no difficulty in tracing the use of a horse passport.
This was reflected in the difficulty in tracing the ureters on the LD-CT images.
This is probably because of the technical difficulties in tracing the continuous developmental changes at different stages of mammalian embryos.
This example highlights the difficulties in tracing the roots and authentic population structure of wild plant communities in the context of anthropogenic perturbations such as agriculture, trading and, more recently, tourism.
Difficulties arise in tracing the history of design management.
The difficulties encountered in tracing the spread and evolution of this virus in Africa reflect the insufficient level of resources locally available for the epidemiology, diagnosis and characterization of this infectious organism and the limitations of the surveillance programs currently implemented in some African regions.
Still, the case illustrates not only the ease with which sensitive Internet-connected computers can be breached but also the difficulty in tracing those responsible.
Yet, he conceded, there was scant hope of justice for the 516 Cologne and 153 Hamburg women who have filed complaints, given the difficulties police now face in tracing the men.
The challenges of a paper-based M&E system include issues such as an inefficient filing system; lack of supervision of record keeping; data loss; storage space; time consuming; and difficulty in tracing referrals made by the CHWs [ 20- 23].
