Sentence examples for making it difficult to extract from inspiring English sources

However, in such cases the underlying data can be excessively noisy, making it difficult to extract meaningful results.

As a result, functional enrichment analysis can identify overlapping or related terms, making it difficult to extract non-redundant and representative processes to report in the analysis output.

However, EEG signal is mixed with other biological signals including Ocular and Muscular artifacts making it difficult to extract the diagnostic features.

Unfortunately, the equations of string theory allow the extra dimensions to take many different geometric forms, making it difficult to extract definitive testable predictions.

Called "RNA jackhammering", the technique tackles the problem that the genetic material of HIV, which exists in the form of a single-stranded molecule known as RNA, breaks down rapidly over time, making it difficult to extract and piece together.

"That oil field, Karazhanbas, was a real dog," he recalls, explaining that the oil there was very viscous, making it difficult to extract.

It is a chemically unreactive phosphate mineral that has a high specific gravity and is found as yellow or brown monazite sand; its low reactivity makes it difficult to extract thorium from it.

Second, the procedural nature of current modeling languages makes it difficult to extract the information needed by the algorithms.

The area is known to contain tight gas, or gas held in shale formations that make it difficult to extract.

These differences make it difficult to extract design principles used in nature for building materials with properties such as high strength, unusual morphologies, or uncommon phases.

Conventional frequency response estimation methods such as the "H1" and "H2" methods often yield measured frequency response functions which are contaminated by the presence of non-linearities and hence make it difficult to extract underlying linear system properties.