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

Many attractive options for carbon capture solvents suffer from high viscosity, making it difficult to generate large surface areas for fast absorption, and amine-based aqueous liquids suffer from potential environmental impacts from solvent release.

EVI provides improved sensitivity in high biomass regions while minimizing soil and atmosphere influences, however, is limited to sensor systems designed with a blue band, in addition to the red and near-infrared bands, making it difficult to generate long-term EVI time series as the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) counterpart.

However, due to immune tolerance, some proteins that are highly conserved between mice and humans are not very immunogenic in mice, making it difficult to generate antibodies using a conventional approach.

Still, enormous variability exists within functional groups, making it difficult to generate useful functional group parameterizations for models.

Finally, several pathogens, including H5N1, are challenging to work with because they require a biosafety level 3 lab, making it difficult to generate genome-wide RNAi screens.

This is a novel assay designed specifically to generate reproducible RNA profiles from FFPE tissue, in which the extracted RNA is often significantly degraded: partially degraded RNA has breaks throughout the RNA transcript making it difficult to generate high-quality full-length cDNA.

That makes it difficult to generate enough power to run a car.

Fitch said the new strategy could make it difficult to generate new capital, especially as the bank will not make a profit before 2014 at the earliest, in the short term.

Meanwhile, their tactically similar games have made it difficult to generate the stylistic contrasts that have been the appeal of rivalries like the one between Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert, considered the gold standard in women's tennis.

The British lender said it had walked away from the acquisition because of weakness in the local economy that would make it difficult to generate suitable returns, according to Peter Marks, the outgoing chief executive of the bank's parent, the Co-operative Group, which operates a range of businesses including supermarkets and funeral homes.

The importance of geographical and historical circumstances makes it difficult to generate categorical statements about geomorphic resilience.