Sentence examples for difficulty to explain from inspiring English sources

A difficulty to explain the contrasting result arises from lack of shown molecular consequences of the genetic polymorphisms.

That provide difficulty to explain the meaning of each map.

It is well known that Charles Darwin had a difficulty to explain hybrid sterility or inviability by natural selection.

The exact reason is difficulty to explain the difference in expression pattern of both markers in cancer and inflammatory lesions.

The difficulty to explain how the genome encodes phenotypes like host-specificity is further illustrated by our finding that T. c. marinkellei invades non-bat cells, which indicates that the machinery to invade host cells is functionally conserved.

Furthermore, this hypothesis has difficulty to explain the remarkable sequence identity between B. mori and its candidate donors (Table 1), while the general gene similarity between wild and domesticated silkworm is 58.6% based on the protein sequences of Antheraea assama deposited in Genbank.

Additionally, the pseudo-static model also has a number of difficulties to explain the spatial distribution of coseismic landslides.

All of these proposals face difficulties to explain all the data available, and it is at present unclear which of these mechanisms, or perhaps mix of mechanisms, is in place, or whether perhaps the main mechanism has not been identified yet.

The army press office was equally unaccommodating, although Gary Hill, the deputy press officer, did take the trouble to explain the difficulty with what I was requesting.

"It's a very difficulty challenge to explain to a consumer what they're buying when it's in a stand-alone set-top box, and at £200 this is an expensive product," said Geoff Blaber, director of devices and platforms at CCS Insight.

The remaining difficulty is to explain how moral change is possible.