Sentence examples for difficulty of analysing from inspiring English sources

The limited number of proteins identified in this study, despite a multi-step approach (enrichment/depletion, SCX, RP-LC-MS/MS), highlights the difficulty of analysing the plasma proteome.

The difficulty of analysing the quality of the sampling for big permutations is that, for now, we are capable neither to calculate the expected total number of traces, nor to predict the general distribution of the complete set of traces just by looking at the permutation.

However, although the current study identified substantial areas of difficulty, analysing unprompted annotations has limitations.

There were, as reported earlier, a number of difficulties in analysing the relatively small data set, however the 76.4% response rate for the whole network was the best that a concerted follow-up effort directed at non-respondents could achieve.

The experimental design included six biological replicates, though due to the cost and difficulty of some analyses, four replicates were chosen at random; these cases are stated.

Practical problems encountered in getting matched tumour biopsies in all patients were medical contraindication of biopsy, logistic reasons preventing return for a second biopsy and difficulty analysing some of the tissue samples owing to degradation.

21 38 39 When this analysis was planned, we intended to analyse radiographs primarily for DXR BMD, but for reasons described in the Methods section, there were difficulties in analysing a large percentage of the radiographs for DXR BMD.

The heterogeneity of the included studies presents further difficulties in analysing the results.

However, despite the difficulty of the needed analyses, there are claims as to the optimality of various molecular traits.

The inherent variability in the ground motion as well as the difficulty of conducting the analyses for a large number of ground motions renders the selection as the most important factor in the analysis results.

26 27 Because of the complexity of implementing international prospective studies and the difficulty of conducting meta-analyses on a large number of heterogeneous local studies, potential correlations between BT consumption and epidemiological data around the world could be investigated by using advanced exploratory statistical methods.