Sentence examples for reiterate the difficulty of from inspiring English sources

Excess mortality rates vary according to the method used for calculation and sources of data, facts that reiterate the difficulty of conducting historical estimates.

In the commencement speech, Sandberg reiterated the difficulty of her last 12 months, and, because she is Sheryl Sandberg, extrapolated a motivational message from it: a hope that the students might "learn in life the lessons that I only learned in death".

However, finding E. coli isolates that co-express LA/AA reiterates the difficulty of assigning bacteria to groups on the basis of their adherence phenotype or genotype (particularly when based on mobile genetic elements).

The above situation reiterates the difficulty of mapping QTL genes solely based on linkage analysis as was often done in humans and exemplifies the power of substitution mapping in animal models to resolve QTLs by isolating them as 'monogenic' QTL effectors.

This reiterates the difficulty in identifying glandular lesions by colposcopy.

These results reiterate the assembly difficulty experienced for reads longer than 400 bp average c-isotig coverages, lengths, and N50 lengths decrease significantly as most reads are left out of the assemblies.

Our findings reiterate the importance of regulation and market design.

Both Whelan and Pignone reiterate the importance of getting away.

This situation acts to confirm prior research and reiterate the seriousness of the problem.

The analyses presented here reiterate the importance of a 'good start' in the labour market.

It is not our purpose to reiterate the conclusions of the National Academies' assessments.