Sentence examples for more difficult thus from inspiring English sources

While sharing some common features with the one-dimensional models, the solution of two-dimensional equations are substantially more difficult, thus some considerations are taken to be able to extend some ideas of one-dimensional case.

This work explains that the data mining algorithm will become much more important and much more difficult; thus, challenges will also occur on the design and implementation of big data analytics platform.

The high-load context of Experiment 1 likely narrowed attentional breadth (narrowing of functional field of view) making the detection of fixated dynamic changes more difficult thus compromising the ability to register, extract, and comprehend dynamic change information.

Musk and CTO JB Straubel also noted that the production process for Model 3 is actually vastly superior and simpler compared to the Model S and X, but clarified that the reason it's been more difficult thus far is that it's incredibly automated.

A further explanation could be that obesity makes prostate cancer identification more difficult, thus predisposing obese men to present later with more severe disease, but reducing the identification of low-grade, low volume disease (detection bias, generating positive association with advanced cancer but inverse associations with localised disease).

At low coverage, finding evidence for a variant generally becomes more difficult, thus leading to a low sensitivity and high specificity.

Due to the lanthanide contraction, lutetium, the last in the lanthanide series, has a significantly smaller atomic radius and a higher nucleus charge, thus making the extraction of the electrons from the atom to form metallic bonding more difficult, and thus making the metal harder.

Despite this, the software was more difficult and thus did need more time than the hardware.

Another idea she wants to pursue is applying genome sequencing to develop new cotton species that can be grown in more difficult conditions, thus mitigating the competition for arable land between food crops and cotton.

"The complexity of the interaction of a larger number and variety of strategically active stakeholders at different levels makes targeted policy interventions more difficult and thus reduces the leverages of policy-makers.

However, as the concentration of the free acid is increased, nucleation becomes more difficult, and thus a longer reaction time is required (e.g. 120 min for the run 3 sample, but 150 min for the run 4 sample).