Sentence examples for make it difficult to match from inspiring English sources

This is mainly due to data limitations; the different sampling schemes of the ETS and BSWS make it difficult to match the two datasets.

These distortions can make it difficult to match brain components from one species with those of another species.

However, these circumstances make it difficult to match movement with visual spatial coordinates, because the display must be placed in front of the arms [14], [39] or at a location that obscures [38] the arms from view.

To complicate this matter, bottom up proteomics commonly used to identify and quantify proteins based on their proteolytic peptide fragments make it difficult to match proteins to their splice variants easily detectable by transcriptomic experiments.

In addition, the long time interval necessary for the grape to complete one generation, together with its vegetative propagation, makes it difficult to match the evolutionary rates of microbial or insect pests, which in vineyards are boosted by massive use of chemicals [35].

The challenge in developing new treatments is the complex biology of cancer and the diversity of patients, sometimes making it difficult to match the right drug to the right patient.

The versatile adaptability of niche generalists also makes it difficult to match their clustering patterns with their origin of isolation.

Unfortunately, this technique results in increased background on the 2D Western blot (13), again making it difficult to match the blots with the 2D gels during image analysis.

The failure to find consistent morphological groups and the large mutual overlap in morphospace of evolutionary lineages made it difficult to match the inferred MOTU to described taxonomical entities.

Actually, the wide diversity among villages and communities in terms of variables such as demographic characteristics of migrant people, local health service system, migrant population size, made it difficult to match a control.

Pre-meal administration can be inconvenient for patients and also make it difficult to accurately match insulin dose to the anticipated carbohydrate intake.