Sentence examples for making it difficult to adjust from inspiring English sources
But some economists worried that lower inflation might result in permanently higher unemployment, by making it difficult to adjust wages.
First, it takes approximately 2 to 4 days to measure the PS level in our institution, making it difficult to adjust the volume of FFP while monitoring the PS level in real time intraoperatively.
The cause and effect relationship is often hard to grasp and the results of decisions are delayed by months or years, making it difficult to adjust course as needed.
In addition, Cheng and McPherson [ 2] found that the volume control range was limited in some OTC hearing aids, making it difficult to adjust gain to appropriate levels.
Since the bacterial species used in this study had mutations in genes encoding some component of the cell walls, this in some cases had effects on the character of the bacterial mutants, which made it difficult to adjust the bacterial dose for injection to be exactly the same for each mutant species.
It made it difficult to adjust for the number of children in some families, as siblings' reports cannot be considered as independent.
This study involved 20 American hospitals and two hospitals in Turkey; this imbalance makes it difficult to adjust for confounding factors and differences in treatment protocols.
However, data from administrative sources lack primary clinical information on important clinical characteristics, which makes it difficult to adjust for RA severity.
Furthermore, the absence of data that clearly outline the interaction between LOH and hypermethylation has made it difficult to adjust our scoring system to cater for the presence of LOH.
An algorithm, MATCHTM, for identifying TFBSs corresponding to a particular PWM is available, but is not based on a rigorous statistical model of TF binding, making it difficult to interpret or adjust the parameters and output of the algorithm.
First, we had a cross-sectional study design, which is not ideal for assessing diabetes risks and elucidating causal factors, as the lack of temporality makes it difficult to determine whether the modifiable factors we adjusted for served as confounders or mediators of the sleep diabetes relationship.
