Sentence examples for length difficult to from inspiring English sources

SMS is similarly as ubiquitous as cell phones, but limited in message length, difficult to forward, and perceived as transient.

Nearly all of the samples produce a PCR product of approximately 500 bp, making changes in the T m result that are based on sequence length difficult to detect.

Most of existing text automatic summarization algorithms are targeted for multi-documents of relatively short length, thus difficult to be applied immediately to novel documents of structure freedom and long length.

Meanwhile, CNT array properties, i.e., conductivity, diameter, and length, are difficult to control for them to suit the intracellular interfacing or single cell signaling experiments.

Tetractines were omitted because their length was difficult to measure in spicule preparations.

The role of Ku at telomeres is complex, making Ku's contribution specifically to telomere length maintenance difficult to examine.

The exact length is difficult to determine due to the presence of variable tandem repeats in the control; the consecutive repeats are longer than the read length of the Roche FLX, so we are unable characterise them.

In addition, any positions in which the human and Neandertal mtDNAs differ by an insertion in which two or more of the same base exist in one of the species are excluded because homopolymer length is difficult to score by 454 sequencing.

While cellular velocity can be calculated from the length of a cell in a perpendicular linescan image, cell lengths are difficult to measure within high-flux vessels, and the velocity calculation assumes that the cells are all spherical and have the same dimensions.

The length of a particular locus is important for barcoding, especially in case of degraded samples or herbarium and museum preserved specimens where quality sequence lengths are difficult to obtain.

Also, the collective buckling of pillars with different lengths is difficult to determine.