Sentence examples for difficulty lays in from inspiring English sources

One difficulty lays in distinguishing homozygous from heterozygous sites: for example, a base position for which three calls are all variant could be homozygous mutant or heterozygous with associated probabilities of 0.875 vs 0.125 (0.5), respectively.

The Paris police had little difficulty in laying hands on MM.

Marine officers reported difficulty in laying a bridge across a tributary of the Tigris that was blocking their advance.

While he still has trouble turning out snappy sound bites, we don't detect any difficulty in laying down a clear bottom line.

The primary reason to suggest or perform a treatment should not merely be related to the cost, time, or difficulty to perform the procedure, but lays in the best possible long-term solution for each individual patient.

From this scenario that reflects the current animated debate in Italy, derives the intrinsic difficulty of laying down any rigid guidelines on the subject, especially when gestational age is taken as a reference parameter for medical decisions.

Gero had had difficulty with laying out the dangers of the storm and its solution in a quick and entertaining manner with just the McKay character, and Brad Wright was not opposed to introducing another expository character.

The case points out the inherent difficulty of laying out a drugstore with the pharmacy at the farthest reaches, a common practice that frees space in the front for merchandise.

We chose to manipulate incubation intensity by egg removal, instead of egg addition prior to laying, because of the difficulty in predicting the onset of laying and the problem of some females failing to accept model eggs (Vedder et al. 2010).

Critics say this is further evidence of inflexible European labour markets, as it reflects the difficulty firms have in laying off unwanted workers.

The eggs are laid in these structures.