Sentence examples for resulting difficulty in from inspiring English sources

The 65 and 27 loci with two or three separate STR regions, respectively, whose repeat units had different sizes, were excluded because of the resulting difficulty in assigning repeat number in the HGDP-CEPH data set.

The 22 microsatellites for which an otherwise orthologous STR region was disrupted by a mutation in one ePCR fragment, as well as the 22 microsatellites containing two, three, or four STR regions comprised of repeat units of different sizes, were excluded because of the resulting difficulty in assigning repeat number.

The point that I am making and will continue to develop further in this essay is that if theatre is a (maybe, special) case where private rule-making occurs because interpretation happen via private thought processes, then it follows that there is a resulting difficulty in forming public agreement surrounding the referents in a play.

Yet the inexorable shift to digital and the resulting difficulty in driving what gets counted as comparable store sales does not get addressed in any useful way by defaulting to store closings, leasing out excess space or hyper-focusing on misleading metrics.

The resulting difficulty in fielding a full-strength squad led some owners to recommend the league should shut down until the war ended.

Whereas previous research has assumed and prescribed that selection is the sole and normatively preferable method for acquiring new members, this study introduced external uncertainty and the resulting difficulty in predefining new members' roles as a condition that affects an organization's choice of new-member-acquisition processes.

In some types of spinal polio, the virus damages the upper part of the spinal cord, with resulting difficulties in breathing.

The resulting difficulties in maintaining farm incomes and populations emerged as a politically sensitive issue.

This again may result difficulty in correctly identifying the circulating malaria species in the patients [ 5, 7].

This paper describes the existing situation and the resulted difficulties in the setting up of the Hellenic Cadastral Information System.

These include fear of a positive result, anxiety while waiting for a result, difficulty in accessing services for testing, and the need to return to obtain results.