Sentence examples for difficulty of retrieving from inspiring English sources
3D content stored in big databases or shared on the Internet is a precious resource for several applications, but unfortunately it risks being underexploited due to the difficulty of retrieving it efficiently.
Finding ncRNAs de novo is challenging, first due to the difficulty of retrieving large numbers of sequences for given gene activities, and second due to exponential demands on calculation needed for comparative genomics on a large scale.
Our limited sample size was because of the difficulty of retrieving retrospective in-patient service-use data for HIV patients at AMH.
Activation in left anterior VLPFC has been interpreted as evidence of the difficulty of retrieving and/or selecting between appropriate semantic features (Fletcher et al. 2000).
This may reflect the increased activity and investment levels in the sector post-2010 and/or the difficulty of retrieving earlier reports.
The timely response to phone calls is considered a key feature of patient-centred primary care, 48 yet the number of tests ordered and the common instruction to call practices for results mean that large volumes of calls are generated, and both staff and patients in our study recognised the difficulty of retrieving results from practice staff via telephone.
They were not included in the study due to the difficulties of retrieving their charts from a hospital other than ours.
They felt that using the record could minimize the difficulties of retrieving, sharing and communicating their children's health information among the providers in various locations.
Difficulty concentrating, difficulty retrieving memory, and low attention span are all common.
This agreed with other studies showing the difficulty to retrieve the monophyly of Plantae, even with much larger datasets (e.g., [ 66]).
However, the task of retrieving tropospheric ozone from space has to face with one fundamental difficulty: the contribution of the tropospheric ozone to the measured radiances is overwhelmed by a much stronger stratospheric signal, which has to be reliably filtered.
