Sentence examples for size and difficulties from inspiring English sources
The MSM population is frequently referred to as "hidden" [ 9, 10] due to its unknown size and difficulties to reach.
Due to its enormous size and difficulties in obtaining a biochemically pure fraction, the molecular composition of the tight junction remains largely unknown.
Finally, the analyses of the determinants were affected by the modest sample size and difficulties inherent to the assessment of these determinants.
The method described here utilised a combination of strategies; the entire Kurdish group in Christchurch was contacted, as it was small and well defined, however the size and difficulties with access to the other three groups necessitated a different approach.
Because of limited sample size and difficulties in conducting longitudinal evaluations of changes over time, we performed the analysis separately for visits 1 and 3; results from parsimonious models with no multivariable adjustment were considered the main results.
His prices are based on the type of wood, size and difficulty of the job.
While some peers have dissuaded me from the book based on its massive size and difficulty, I have been thoroughly enjoying it thus far.
We compare SPP to PCA on two data sets varying in type, size, and difficulty; in both cases, SPP achieves a higher accuracy with a lower number of latent variables.
With the size and difficulty of the task of rescuing and rebuilding New Orleans and other Gulf Coast areas still unfolding, it seemed early to talk about investigating how this predicted cataclysm had been allowed to occur and why the government's response was so slow and inept.
The smaller below-the-knee runoff vessels are more challenging to interrogate due to their small size and difficulty opacifying adequately.
The number, size, and difficulty of Hegel's works by themselves intimidate even determined readers; what other philosophers and critics have made of him in the hundred and seventy years since his death could make them despair of understanding anything about him altogether.
