Last year's Digital Britain report found that, while 89 per cent of households can readily get broadband services of Mbps (megabits per second) or higher, technical difficulties mean that 2.75 million homes cannot.
Not because it's a big yard, but because it has a high degree of technical difficulty due to the cliff in the front yard.
Despite a high degree of technical difficulty in obtaining a PAH-degrading ability, it could be an attractive phenotype for free-living mycobacteria in terms of nutritional competition in oligotrophic environmental niches [ 5, 20].
The development of mass spectrometry-based detection of phosphorylation events has been high risk due to technical difficulty, but may result in a new class of biomarkers.
Due to the technical difficulty and high cost of performing the dynamic state evaluation, most conventional speed lines only employ dynamic data at the acceptance stage but not during the operation stage.
Very expensive relative to scale economies of batch production; Need to attach high value to customised products; Technical difficulty in producing all but simple parts; Limited range of materials used – constrains functionality; and.
Although several techniques have been proposed to assess the proliferative status of myeloma cells, these methods are not widely available due to their technical difficulty and high cost.
