Sentence examples for experimental difficulty from inspiring English sources

However, this method suffers from experimental difficulty and unreliable results for either highly water-soluble or water-insoluble compounds.

Computational simulation for predicting mechanical properties of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) has been adopted as a powerful tool relative to the experimental difficulty.

This conclusion explains the experimental difficulty on finding which of the α and β crystal forms displays the highest melting temperature, since PVDF samples always contain regioisomerism defects.

The reasons are the experimental difficulty in handling the liquid phase and the complexity of kinetics stemming from the structure of liquid fuel molecules.

The experimental difficulty lies in introducing the nanoporous environment and finding an effective technique to study the fluid-nanoporous media system.

This effect is believed to be dependent on the EM dwelling site, which has yet been well clarified due to experimental difficulty.

Our understanding of the physiological significance of OxPL for biological processes has so far been greatly hampered by the experimental difficulties to monitor or even control the complexity and composition of experimentally produced OxPL mixtures.

There were also experimental difficulties.

However, finding out what was really happening posed great experimental difficulties.

The determination of elemental and isotopic abundances in stars of the Milky Way Galaxy and of more-distant galaxies poses formidable experimental difficulties.

The measurement of electric and magnetic properties of materials in a high-pressure environment entails considerable experimental difficulties, especially those associated with attaching leads to pressurized samples or detecting small signals from the experiment.