Sentence examples for more difficult resulting from inspiring English sources

However, infection of primary cells such as CD4 T lymphocytes and monocyte-derived macrophages is much more difficult, resulting in a very small percentage of infected cells.

However, with the expansion of business scale, the level of an enterprise, the complexity of relationships, and inside coordination become more difficult, resulting in increased transaction costs within the enterprise.

Otto died in 1002 and Bolesław's relationship with his successor Henry II turned out to be much more difficult, resulting in a series of wars (1002 1005, 1007 1013, 1015 1018).

The estuary of the River Ore silted up and the Orford Ness spit increased, making the harbour access more difficult, resulting in a decline in trade, reducing the importance of the castle as the centre of local government.

The participants believed that economical cutbacks and organizational changes within the ANCs made their work more difficult, resulting in worse outcomes for the midwives.

The reduction of partial pressure gradients makes gas exchange more difficult, resulting in a long-term chronic insufficiency in the oxygenated blood circulation.

RDT results presenting faint lines and/or requiring differentiation of HIV-1 from HIV-2 results were selected to present more difficult results for interpretation.

Sadiq Khan, the shadow Justice Secretary, said: "Making challenges more difficult will result in an increased number of unlawful decisions going unchecked".

Inzaghi's brace, both the products of stealth and single-mindedness, helped AC Milan to a far more difficult away result, a 2-1 vintory in Marseille's noisy cauldron, the Velodrome.

The therapy program was progressively more difficult and resulted in symptom relief [ 30].

First, the fact that our intervention was for the early time period after diagnosis made recruitment more difficult and resulted in a rather small sample.