Sentence examples for difficulty of collection from inspiring English sources
Taking account of difficulty of collection, the Confederate Congress passed a "Tax in Kind" in April 1863, which was set at one tenth of all agricultural product by state.
Compared with genetic study of T2D, the progress of genetic study of DN has been slowed down mainly due to the difficulty of collection and characterization of subjects [ 31].
The lack of prior reports on the activity of AP in NS is likely to be due to the difficulty of collection of sufficient volumes of this fluid from animals such as laboratory rodents and reluctance of human volunteers to undertake NS collection.
The assembly of a lexis of British English is no small task; imagine the social and geographical difficulties of collection in the West Indies.
The limited body of analysis was reasonable, given the difficulty of intelligence collection inside Iraq and the demands on collection resources that were primarily targeted on other priorities.
Empirical analysis is largely restricted because of the difficulty of data collection.
The practical difficulty of data collection is obviated by limiting information to a basic minimum dataset.
We used multiple linear regression modeling to predict descriptors using three independent variable sets that varied in difficulty of data collection.
However, due to access restrictions, lack of regulations and the difficulty of data collection on private property, the impact of management practices and in particular pesticide use has seldom been assessed in private gardens.
However, due to the difficulty of data collection and processing, there are surprisingly few published guidelines exploring the spatial distribution of sky gardens and the factors that influence their presence in compact cities.
Given the difficulty of data collection and the 'gap' between online radicalization and post terrorism case data, any model developed should be viewed as a partial, yet significant step in understanding the mechanisms that result in an individual or group undertaking terrorist acts.
