Sentence examples for difficulty to associate from inspiring English sources
In general, the observers reported some difficulty to associate words with a theme.
While the number of individuals exposed to these carcinogens is significant, the difficulty to associate tumor cases directly with exposure to these agents (mainly due to the long latency period between exposure and disease onset) may be highly underestimated.
This lack is not a general shortcoming of marine studies, but reflects the general difficulty to associate the genotype with a phenotype for most but the simplest traits and adaptations (Travisano and Shaw 2013).
The teacher found out Ryan could not identify the sequence of ideas clearly so that he had difficulties to associate it with rhetorical pattern.
Rural residents may expect certain difficulties to be associated with their access of the health care system, and therefore have a higher tolerance than those from urban regions.
Older adults may find it problematic to attend hospital appointments due to the difficulty associated with travelling to, within and from a hospital facility for the purpose of a face-to-face assessment.
In the former case this was due to difficulties associated with directly attributing faeces to a given individual.
Progress in applying AFM imaging to microbial cells have been slower due essentially to difficulties associated with sample preparation and imaging conditions.
This is likely due to difficulties associated with recruiting from various disabled populations [98], and we encourage research groups to work collaboratively to recruit larger sample sizes.
Genetically engineered microbial biosensors have yet to realize commercial success in environmental applications due, in part, to difficulties associated with transducing and transmitting traditional bioluminescent information.
The remaining sequence composition was not analysed in detail, due to difficulties associated with a lack of closely related nuclear genome against which to compare the results.
