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Although public research organizations (PROs) are potentially valuable collaboration partners for firms in the development of innovations, most firms find it difficult to develop and sustain fruitful collaborations with PROs.

They have a poor understanding of their information needs and find it difficult to develop effective search strategies.

And the South found it difficult to develop a manufacturing industry—instead, it depended on imports from the North.

As a result planners have found it difficult to develop robust economic arguments to promote investments in urban greening.

Finding it difficult to develop ideas on plans, she presented her early projects as abstract paintings, which lent them greater depth and fluidity.

But Labour's jibes at Tory fondness for spending cuts remain potent.Mr Howard will also find it difficult to develop slogans that differ markedly from Mr Blair's.

First, the rigor of the science curriculum in medical schools has not kept pace with advances in the biological sciences; M.D. graduates lacking a rigorous science background find it difficult to develop research programs that can equal those of well-trained basic scientists.

Because flu viruses mutate rapidly, researchers have found it difficult to develop a flu vaccine with long-term protection.

Esham found it difficult to develop a fanbase, because many wrote off the dark content of his lyrics and imagery as shock value, while hip hop fans did not connect to Esham's albums because of his heavy metal influences.

Although there is growing evidence of climate change, natural resource managers have found it difficult to develop management and planning responses to climate change.

ICUs without a dietitian or local nutrition expert may find it difficult to develop and implement a nutrition-focused intervention such as this one.