Sentence examples for probably the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Probably the difficulties in diagnosis make the impact of the disease hard to assess; the incidence in the general population is estimated at 1 : 40,000, but recent initiatives of neonatal screening found an incidence of 1 : 3,100 born in Italy [ 14] and 1 : 1,500 in newborns in Taiwan [ 15].

It's probably the difficulty of treading such a fine line that makes me read long lists of names of people I have never met.

In our evaluation, and in particular in the spoken term detection task, the highest barrier is probably the difficulty in having a good LVCSR system in Spanish.

Probably the difficulty in obtaining large sample size of this mosquito may have prevented to assess the extent of the resistance problem in this species.

One of the reasons is probably the difficulty involved in setting individual-performance assessment criteria.

Probably, the difficulty in obtaining AFAL crystals is related to the heterogeneity of samples that is a result of pools of proteins in different states of oligomerization that do not stabilize as tetramers (this was called time-dependent oligomerization), which is mainly caused by the reduced energy needed to disrupt the tetramer compared to other legume lectins.

But I am probably overestimating the difficulties.

Evidence that patellar tape enhances the activation of individual vastii (magnitude or timing) is limited in quality and quantity, which probably reflects the difficulties inherent in measuring this complex question.

In addition, this result probably reflects the difficulties with properly identifying a net tax shock within the SVAR approach and limited sample sizes, as reflected in a number of studies with European data, see European Commission (2012).

Most lecturers have probably experienced the difficulties of constructing valid questions for written exams.

In part this is probably due the difficulties involved in mining this resource.