This is largely due to the lack of suitably annotated EHR corpora, owing both to their sensitive data and the difficulty of applying de-identification techniques.
Let's finally turn to the difficulty of applying New York Telephone to the Apple case.
But one story in particular haunts me, and shows the difficulty of applying a simple "good" or "bad".
Franken had landed on this topic a little elliptically, having cited a conversation with a Minnesota principal about the difficulty of applying test results to individual instruction.
Mr. Johnson alluded to the difficulty of applying the Clean Air Act, designed for conventional pollutants like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, to greenhouse gases.
MPC relies on a dynamical model of the building, which is the main difficulty of applying it.
Empirically minded economists note the profound difficulty of applying the theory when the productivity of individual labour in most organizations is unmeasurable and wage structures are internally connected.
The Addison case demonstrates the extreme difficulty of applying the death penalty fairly, especially in a state that gets so little practice.
Currently, medical data have several characteristics that increase the difficulty of applying these techniques, although there have been notable medical data mining successes.
Nursing students have difficulty with pharmacology courses because of the complicated nomenclature and the difficulty of applying drug information to actual patient care.
