Sentence examples for quite difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the FPGA programming for the PHY layer makes it quite difficult to implement.

Prior research purports that the frictional effect can be suppressed using adaptive control [6, 7]; however, adaptive control requires significant tuning parameters and is quite difficult to implement.

Moreover, therapeutic programs that have been developed in academic settings, by committed and motivated professionals, are quite difficult to implement in ordinary healthcare facilities, where human resources are usually limited, overburdened and poorly motivated [ 18].

Although such methods overcome the bias of studies focused on known genes and pathways (Mohn et al. 2004), they are typically quite difficult to implement in mammals because of the time and cost associated with animal breeding, mutation mapping, and functional characterization in vivo.

At US$139 per mother, PROMISE EBF was quite an expensive undertaking, whose design would be difficult to implement in Uganda given the scarcity of resources.

However, the algebra of the ILW procedure is quite heavy for two dimensional (2D) hyperbolic systems, which makes it difficult to implement the procedure for order of accuracy higher than three.

While model-based methods of phylogenetic reconstruction for DNA sequences rely on quite sophisticated models of evolution [ 36], models of protein evolution have been more difficult to implement.

Yet it remains politically difficult to implement.

Nor should it be difficult to implement.

Yet reform proved difficult to implement.

"Video replay is too difficult to implement.