Sentence examples for made it difficult to understand from inspiring English sources
The film received mixed reviews in China, where viewers complained that the film's "poor subtitle translation not only spoiled the fun of watching it, but also made it difficult to understand its humor".
The lack of sensitive and robust methods to directly detect oxidized PTPs has made it difficult to understand the effects that PTP oxidative inactivation play in redox signaling.
His accent and the echoing sound system made it difficult to understand him at the farther reaches of the crowd, but people listened intently nevertheless.
However, convoluted definitions and problematic measurements of social presence have made it difficult to understand how exactly social presence and related social variables come to be, hindering the investigation of reliable design recommendations.
In a case-based qualitative-descriptive study about teens' experiences of asthma self-management, we found that variations in terminology and descriptions of events, symptoms, and responses made it difficult to understand teens' experiences of asthma.
The mayhem of the crackdown, which follows two months of demonstrations by protesters who are seeking the resignation of the government, has made it difficult to understand who is battling whom.
Its ambiguous epidemiology and the lack of tools for its specific detection make it difficult to understand and interpret the prevalence of this Anaplasma species.
RA is a complex chronic inflammatory disease dependent on multiple interacting environmental and genetic factors, making it difficult to understand its pathogenesis and thereby to find effective therapies.
However, Sall2 normal function, regulation and immediate target genes are not well known, making it difficult to understand its role in various diseases.
Event-based models, however, are fragmented, which makes it difficult to understand the dependencies between components.
Second, cultural barriers also make it difficult to understand each other's behavior.
