Sentence examples for is traditionally more difficult from inspiring English sources

It is traditionally more difficult to raise the hard money, and Republicans have always found it easier than the Democrats to raise the smaller checks.

Instead, it could be the kind of customer those companies attract — a customer that is traditionally more difficult to please.

Thus, even though nucDNA data is traditionally more difficult to obtain in animals than mtDNA (hence the large number of studies still using mtDNA alone), and typically yields fewer variable characters per base pair (Table 3), our results suggest that the added cost and effort needed to obtain and add nucDNA is not necessarily wasted in a combined analysis.

Perhaps inhabiting the role of an expert has been traditionally more difficult for women," suggests Macdonald.

Clinical data are traditionally more difficult and costly to collect, but more accurately reflect patients' clinical status, thus enhancing the validity of quality metrics.

Matches across race are traditionally more difficult, as physicians have given priority to different types of immunologic compatibility, including whether the organ and the donor share the same human leukocyte antigens, or HLA, proteins on the surface of white blood cells and other tissues in the body that can create organ rejection and other complications.

Since membrane-bound enzymes are traditionally more difficult to study, few P450s have been functionally characterized.

Compared with pH dyes, however, dyes that are specific for glucose are traditionally more difficult to produce, due to the tendency for cross-reactivity with fructose.

The specific functions of the individual members of the cytosolic GS gene family are more difficult to define, and although plants have multiple genes encoding cytosolic GS isoenzymes, it has been traditionally more difficult to generate GS1 mutants.

Although this study benefited from inclusion of an inner-city population of patients who are traditionally more difficult to reach, and a high percentage of African American respondents, the survey response rate was only moderate.

Debugging of parallel programs is traditionally more complicated than conventional serial code due to subtle bugs such as race conditions, which are difficult to detect and reproduce.