Sentence examples for difficulty to trace from inspiring English sources
Another limitation in reconstructing the morphology of complex neurons and their axonal projections is the difficulty to accurately trace individually labeled neurons through multiple tissue sections, as exemplified by our difficulty to trace the entire parallel fibers for GCs (Figure 4F) or entire dendritic and axonal projection patterns for cerebellar interneurons (Figure 6).
The major problem to test those models lies in the difficulties to trace the origin of the genes encoding the different components of the organelles' protein translocation systems.
Dr Andrea Sella, a chemistry expert from University College London, said the difficulty facing doctors trying to trace the cause of the illness was knowing what to look for.
The main difficulty of tracking is to trace target trajectories and adapt to changes of appearance, pose, orientation, scale, and shape.
His final comment is highly relevant here: At the time we had no difficulty in getting permission to trace, interview, and examine large numbers of people.
Detailed documentation of the process (1) enables translators, reviewers and instrument users to trace back difficulties and solutions, (2) facilitates interpretation of psychometric testing results and instrument scores, and (3) shows benefits and limits of the translated instrument [ 60, 66].
The university's network administrators started having problems with iPads when they first appeared on campus and the difficulty was traced to a disruptive interactions between the iPad and the system that assigns internet addresses to wireless devices.
This difficulty is traced to the fact that the assumptions employed in the derivation become self-contradictory for this case.
This difficulty was traced to an internal deformation of the molecule, when it became clear from the observed torsion angles that the molecule at 120 K was folded along the N1 – N3 axis.
The root cause of all the difficulty can be traced to the fact that both religion and science appeal to some agency outside the universe to explain its lawlike order.
He declined to give specific numbers, saying that he believed the incidents were greatly underreported because of the difficulty of tracing problems to a specific transmitter.
