Sentence examples for makes it difficult to infer from inspiring English sources
Such tree misidentification makes it difficult to infer population structure.
First, the cross-sectional nature of the data makes it difficult to infer causal relationships.
This makes it difficult to infer the function of genes that haven't yet been annotated.
First, the cross-sectional nature of our data makes it difficult to infer a causal relationship from our observed associations.
Our cross-sectional design makes it difficult to infer causation for the association between petroleum contamination and adverse health effects.
This makes it difficult to infer patient satisfaction from disenrollment rates and suggests that factors other than satisfaction are of importance in patients' decision-making regarding disenrollment.
Even in the case of structural (theoretical) identifiability, imperfect data and the resulting practical unidentifiability of model parameters can make it difficult to infer the desired information, and in some cases, to yield biologically correct inferences and predictions.
Often, the rooms inside these structures are devoid of features and artifacts, making it difficult to infer how they were used.
However, the low number of studies, the missing supporting data and the large variation in treatments made it difficult to infer general direct effects due to mulching or rotation.
The present study revealed that most of the SDIMO genes recovered from soil samples correspond to potentially new genes, which are not related to those found in known bacterial species, a fact that made it difficult to infer which microbial group carried the short-chain alkane degradation genes.
There is little information available about the toxicity of pesticides employed for seed treatment towards non-target microorganisms and PGPB, and their various modes of action may affect different aspects of such beneficial microorganisms, making it difficult to infer about compatibility between products and inoculants (Yang et al. 2011).
