Sentence examples for lead to difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Cellulose, which is the most abundant biomass, is physically strong and biochemically stable, and these characteristics lead to difficulty of efficient saccharification of cellulosic compounds for production of fermentable glucose and other sugars.

However, plant cell wall, which contains cellulose, hemicellulose, pectins and lignins, is physically strong and biochemically stable, and these characteristics lead to difficulty of efficient saccharification of cellulosic compounds for production of fermentable glucose and other sugars (Hendriks and Zeeman[2009]).

Acetabular dysplasia and flattened femoral head that is aggravated with increasing age, lead to difficulty of reduction.

Both of these factors lead to difficulties of mapping biomes based on vegetation structure data alone (i.e. remote sensing).

This may be related with the fact that admissions as well as recovery are long, thus providing a prolonged absence from education and from contact with peer groups, which could lead to difficulties of reintegration and therefore to isolation of patients.

If the pineal lesion invokes pressure on the reflex nuclei of the quadrigeminal plate, patients may develop Parinaud's syndrome (also known as dorsal midbrain syndrome), which leads to difficulty of upward vertical gaze, mydriasis, blepharospasm and impaired ocular convergence.

However, under the condition of low coverage, sequencing bias reduces statistical significance of read counts, which leads to difficulty of distinguishing boundary of repeats.

The nonspecific features and lack of an early diagnostic test have also led to difficulty of diagnosis with a potential threat to the community if such patients are discharged.

This principle is a fundamental tenet of Anaxagoras' theory, and leads to difficulties of interpretation (see, for instance, the debate between Mathews 2002 and 2005 and Sisko 2005).

These methods account for the material properties in computation, which may lead to difficulty in operations of matrices and control of (stable) convergence.

On the other hand, these advantages lead to difficulty in control of helicopters for which different sensors as well as rapid processing boards are required.