Sentence examples for in addressing more difficult from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, it seems that Vina is more scalable in addressing more difficult docking problems (i.e., larger, more flexible compounds) than AD4.

If these steps are carried out on schedule, it may be possible to address more difficult political and military issues.

Although these complications could be corrected by other surgical procedures, the emergence of new problems in still growing cases makes the addressed solutions more difficult to work.

Future analyses should address the more difficult problem of measuring research quality.

But the issues they really want the next mayor to address are more difficult to quantify and, therefore, to legislate.

Nobel peace prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi and the new Myanmar government have cautioned the international community against using "emotive terms" that could make the tensions in Rakhine state more difficult to address.

Although trends in survival are more difficult to address with short-term data, our results showed lower monthly survival rates, but higher fecundity in the early than the medium sites.

Some will get homesick, or experience personal crises which being in Iraq will make more difficult to address.

The conformation of the Michaelis complex in GH38 enzymes is more difficult to address since the known 3-D structures of the Drosophila enzyme are observed with a nucleophile-Ala variant with the −1 subsite sugar (in 4C1 chair conformation) occupying a position that would not be possible on a wild-type enzyme [15].

Limitations in supporting data are more difficult to address, such as the lack of sufficient transcript data to define the full-length exon combination.

Belgium is in a more difficult situation.