Sentence examples for difficulty to assure from inspiring English sources

Existing integration technologies are able to support the safe and stable operation of small-scale RES, but have difficulty to assure that of large-scale RES due to drawbacks such as small storage capacity, imperfect communication and control devices, and low levels of automatic energy management [7, 8].

A problem of using extracellularly applied electrical stimulation to trigger APs is the difficulty to assure that the cells surrounded by the electrodes are reaching AP-threshold after stimulation.

For computational convenience and due to the difficulty to assure identification through the location parameters, only restrictions on dispersion or recursive parameters were considered.

As occurs with other semantic bases, one of the difficulties is to assure continuous evolution of the InferenceNet linguistic resource effectively and with the timeliness required by the applications.

The limited staff available have difficulty coping with the heavy workload while striving to assure the self-respect, dignity and professional care of the pregnant women, which may partly explain the poor interpersonal performance of public hospitals.

The main difficulty to be faced is that the conditions needed to assure positivity are highly nonconvex making the problem difficult to solve.

"While I have difficulty seeing that this is a real problem, I am quite willing to assure the Association that the Commissioner will take no such action".

In Satoshi's design, mining difficulty can be adjusted per the time to create the last 2016 blocks to assure new blocks can be created every 10 min. We assume this interval is fixed.

This description, and the areas where data is missing, highlight both the importance of collecting data in future epidemics, difficulties in documenting outbreaks occurring in complex emergencies and most importantly, the need to assure that minimal requirements are met.

A capital justice system that cannot be administered without long delays, he said, points to "the difficulty of reconciling the imposition of the death penalty as currently administered with procedures necessary to assure that the wrong person is not executed".

Another difficulty is that even when people are able to make common-sense knowledge explicit, it is difficult to assure consistency with the existing conceptual content, avoiding duplication of content, and strengthening the connection of the semantic network.