Sentence examples for technically Difficulties from inspiring English sources
TNA officials were unhappy with the turnout of the Ultimate X match at Bound for Glory, this was due to the technically difficulties involved.
As in another recent large study [ 7] we found this complication to be an independent risk factor for mortality, which may be related to a higher post-surgical mortality associated with the intrinsic technically difficulties of these cases.
This procedure was technically feasible; however, technical difficulties related to the design of the available access needle were encountered.
Attempts to retrofit some of these tools in the past faced both technical difficulties and opposition by some stakeholders, the later being responsible for the failure of technically sound projects in more than one occasion.
Where the resolution of technical difficulties is merely a matter of increased cost, you should consider the technology to be technically feasible.
Despite prior reports of the technical difficulty of cystic artery embolization with Gelfoam [ 23] and occasional reports of cystic artery perforation [ 30], embolization was technically achievable in all of our patients without perforation.
While technically challenging, their difficulties are meant to be hidden by the accomplished singer, so that people will only notice if they are sung badly.
Technically, the foremost difficulty for an Asian writer who wants to write in English is tense.
Finally, even if we ignore the issue of colored noise, the question of distinguishing a curve of any type in our case, an exponential decay from noise is technically subtle: the difficulty is that a singularity arises in the likelihood surface when the amplitude vanishes, which is precisely the hypothesis that we wish to test (Davies 1977).
However, analysis of actin structures by electron microscopy within cell-like compartments is technically challenging due to difficulties in fixation and sample preparation.
