Sentence examples for owing to difficulty from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy may be owing to difficulty in determining the distal limit of the PDC deposits.

Bracing has been an acceptable option for humeral shaft fractures; however, in the distal third of the humerus in adults it can cause problems owing to difficulty in controlling angulation.

However, direct sequencing is not amenable to detecting deletions of entire exons, owing to difficulty in interpreting results as well as the low sensitivity of this approach.

The projected sample size was changed from approximately 3900 patients to at least 800 patients in May 2011 owing to difficulty finding sites and physicians who were willing to take part.

Revenues fell 2% to £3.28bn during 2014, owing to difficulties at its dealers operation, which sells phones to businesses through independent traders.

For more than a decade after the war, PTFE saw little commercial use, owing to difficulties encountered in devising methods for processing the slippery, high-melting material.

However, empirical data as to the topography of fitness landscapes are limited, owing to difficulties in measuring fitness for large numbers of genotypes under any condition.

Interestingly, despite the pre-deal consensus, an interviewer now regrets the deal, telling us that "we should not have acquired [SmallEnergy]" owing to difficulties in generating value from its resources.

The most widely used inert materials are uncharged PEG-based polymers [39, 40] and self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) [41 43], but the latter is incompatible with the NIL process owing to difficulties in direct imprinting.

On 17 January, Ingenohl ordered Helgoland to go back to the docks for more maintenance, but she did not enter the drydock until three days later, owing to difficulties getting through the canal locks.

Although considerable efforts have been made to determine the velocity of single molecular motors and vesicular endosomes inside living cells [5], [6], little is known about the force required to move an endosome along a microtubule in vivo, probably owing to difficulties in manipulating organelles in a controlled manner within a living cell.