"Labyrinth" was the name given by the ancient Greeks and Romans to buildings, entirely or partly subterranean, containing a number of chambers and passages that rendered egress difficult.
"There is an inherent flaw in the wording of this question [of whether Ogilvy would take a client seeking to obstruct such regulations] that renders it difficult to answer simplistically.
Though caTissue has the capacity to dynamically add new data elements and forms, these data are stored in a manner that renders them difficult to extract and exchange in an interoperating system.
The interpretation most consistent with this data is that the large population sizes of SAR11, and the age of these clades, allow them to accumulate very extensive neutral sequence variation that renders assembly difficult, but that there are relatively few, perhaps less than a dozen, ecotypes that are important to the ecology of the oceans [ 2].
The fact that genes that should be relatively straightforward to annotate (e.g., SG, COS, CSS) in D. melanogaster are overrepresented among those missing orthologs in D. pseudoobscura might indicate that these genes now are in certain gene constellation that renders annotation difficult.
I think politics has followed suit, and politicians, stuck in a sclerotic system that renders real accomplishment difficult, lavish more energy on words than on elusive deeds.
We'll be tracking which venues are being shut down and where, the reasons for these closures, and the legal and economic challenges that rendered it too difficult for them to go on.
Comorbidity, especially with personality disorders, has been shown to be a factor that renders remission more difficult for patients with dysthymic and panic disorders [ 4, 5].
With the growth of computer usage at all levels in the process industries, the volume of available data has also grown enormously, sometimes to levels that render analysis difficult.
