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

The recognition of this fact makes it difficult to apply valid critical criteria to these modes, since many of them are intensely personal.

This makes it difficult to apply DB schemas into encrypted database search systems.

However, high cost in producing natural tannase makes it difficult to apply tannase to industry in a large-scale.

For media companies, the audiences resistance against paying makes it difficult to apply Hollywoods vertical business model.

This limitation makes it difficult to apply the theoretically well-established reliability engineering methodologies to various assessment and optimization problems related to supply chain reliability and risk.

However, it does not take into account wireless link quality and delay impact that makes it difficult to apply a prediction based scheduling algorithm.

A disadvantage of this method is its high susceptibility to artefacts, making it difficult to apply in the investigation of head and neck cancer.

Portability: the accuracy of an LSA model is largely dependent on the parameters of its applicability domain (type and size of corpus), making it difficult to apply successful experiments to new domains [10, 11, 19].

We find the study design and its execution question the validity of the results, making it difficult to apply the WHI results to healthy postmenopausal women, different ethnic groups, or as general postmenopausal prevention.

"We must create an environment where the pilot is challenged in a realistic way — to even make it difficult to apply the correct control inputs," he said.

It was also possible that many people were no longer eligible for assistance because they had used up their time on welfare, he said, or that the states had made it difficult to apply for help.