Sentence examples for features difficult to from inspiring English sources

First, the distribution of high permeability features may be one-dimensional features difficult to detect with wells, or may be so high in the wells the upper measurement limit is encountered during aquifer testing.

The results presented here demonstrate the efficiency of this technique in tracking or predicting deviation due to manufacturing process dispersions or other device features difficult to account for experimentally.

Additionally, at more acidic pH values, measurement of the position of Ecat2 is further complicated because this feature overlaps significantly with Ecat1, making the two features difficult to resolve.

The second approach is to evaluate the alignment for specific features difficult to take into account while building the MSA, but measurable on a complete model (e.g. completely conserved positions) (Thompson et al., 2003).

Such method allows formation of the plasma polymer matrix with composition very close to that of precursor, a feature difficult to obtain in plasma polymerization processes.

As an additional feature (difficult to formulate in the exact model), the metaheuristic also minimizes the total number of discontinuities by including them into the objective function.

It would also be interesting to investigate how RNR distribution is affected by the nature of the phage life cycle (i.e., lytic versus temperate), although the linkage between lifestyle and phage family will make this feature difficult to discriminate (e.g., Siphoviridae are frequently temperate, while the majority of Podoviridae are lytic).

The dynamic scalp bands also make clear that the frontally distributed secondary peak of the P2 wave is temporally superimposed upon the posterior onset of the N2 wave, a feature difficult to interpret from the ERP waveforms or the topographic maps alone.

As discussed above, common surface features can sometimes focus the learner's attention on deep features and promote remembering of relational features normally difficult to retrieve from memory (Gentner et al., 1993).

Even in this small underground theater, the beautifully made puppets and sets are a little hard to read; their features are difficult to make out.

Detailed funduscopic features were difficult to appreciate secondary to 2+ vitreous haze OU.