Dietary habits formed over a lifetime were difficult to change.
Because almost none of Donne's poetry was published during his lifetime, it is difficult to date it accurately.
More importantly, the performance is enhanced without reducing the network lifetime, which is difficult to be achieved in the previous studies. .
Lifetime access is difficult to picture for many kinds of app-based books, because of how rapidly the underlying technologies and devices will evolve; whereas a browser-based solution has a good likelihood, in our opinion, of being accessible decades from now.
In my lifetime, it is difficult to protect girls from rape and child marriage.
7 Secondly, ischaemic heart disease has a long latency period before death, and in view of changing lifestyles and treatment environments over a person's lifetime, it is difficult to interpret cross sectional associations between age and mortality.
We argued that compared with larvae, since the adults experience diverse challenges during their lifetime, it is difficult to conceive that they would be able to circumvent these crises merely depending upon the reservoir of long-lived hemocytes of earlier stages.
The implicit premise of "The Architecture of R. M. Schindler," a generous exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, is that Schindler is worth paying attention to now for the same reason that he was denied widespread respect in his lifetime: his work is difficult to categorize.
(b) It can also improve the quality of the reliability and lifetime significantly, which is difficult to be achieved in the past research.
Because Ps has a short lifetime and it is difficult to obtain low energy positrons in large numbers, dipositronium has not been observed unambiguously.
