Sentence examples for makes it difficult to analyze from inspiring English sources

Such a model represents an effective control-oriented tool to describe the hysteretic dynamics of SMAs, but its highly complex structure makes it difficult to analyze fundamental properties such as energetic consistency, i.e., passivity.

The increase on the system complexity makes it difficult to analyze the performance and to optimize its design and control.

Another limitation is the poor resolution of SPECT images that sometimes makes it difficult to analyze the movements.

However, the diversity of technologies used in cloud systems makes it difficult to analyze their QoS and, from the provider perspective, to offer service-level guarantees.

For example, reaction of an alkyl disulfide with H2S is a common method for RSSH generation, but this approach requires high concentrations of reactants and the reaction initiates a complex equilibrium that makes it difficult to analyze RSSH exclusively.

It will also become apparent in the Results section, that the use of term orders makes it difficult to analyze the performance of the LS-algorithm.

Alfalfa contains numerous (hundreds) bioactive compounds, making it difficult to analyze and to ascribe healing properties of any particular component.

These factors make it difficult to analyze the basic reaction, and the kinetics of this reaction assumes a multiexponential character.

There are many available patterns of combining the power flows to meet load requirements making it difficult to analyze and evaluate a newly designed HEV.

Note that the above system model is linear, while the system model assumed in [29] is highly non-linear making it difficult to analyze to obtain theoretical performance characterization.

When one has two different variables affecting an equation, making it difficult to analyze, one can use the technique of superposition to solve the equation, if one is dealing with linear equations.