Sentence examples for more difficult matrix from inspiring English sources

Blood is a more difficult matrix to work with than urine, and collection of it is an invasive procedure.

This is in accordance with the report of Verdon et al. [ 14], but Becker et al. deemed kidney to be a more difficult matrix [ 31].

In practical terms, using a genomic relationship matrix is no more difficult than using the traditional numerator relationship matrix derived from a pedigree.

Creep resistance follows a similar trend (raising from 0 to 3.5 wt% Ti and dropping sharply at 4 wt% Ti), this trend is consistent with the lattice misfit between the coherent B2/L21 precipitates and the matrix, increasing with the L21 fraction, thus, producing a stronger elastic stress field, which makes the climb bypass of the precipitates by the matrix dislocations more difficult.

Regarding non-instrumental activities, which are more difficult to evaluate in real time, a matrix of range versus productivity was applied, defining approximate percentages according to occupational category.

The molecular movement of the rubber reduces and makes it more difficult for toluene to penetrate through the rubber matrix.

Detecting ladderane PC lipids in the complex matrix of sediment is considerably more difficult.

Sewing prepreg tape can be more difficult because the inherent tackiness of the uncured resin matrix impedes the needle action.

The bacteria can adhere to cells and fibers present in the matrix, making the access of the drug more difficult in the in vivo infection model.

Unfortunately, the situation is not so good for soliton equations associated with 3 × 3 matrix spectral problems, which are more complicated and more difficult.

This makes it more difficult to correlate urinary biomarkers with biomarkers of exposure in other matrices.