Sentence examples for the consequent difficulty from inspiring English sources

By good management its limited (six months per year) breeding season and the consequent difficulty of maintaining a level supply of milk throughout the year, can be overcome.

A major problem in revision surgery is the loss of bone stock and the consequent difficulty in reconstructing a stable joint.

The weather and the consequent difficulty in preparation of the pitch mean Lord's is likely to be as hospitable to seam as it ever will be but it will still be a challenge.

Software entrepreur Jim Manzi calls the rate at which small changes can have surprising effects on outcomes, and the consequent difficulty in drawing general conclusions, "causal density".

The low dispersion capacity and the ecological requirement limited the ability to conquer new areas and increase gene flow, and the consequent difficulty of overcoming geographical barriers (sea to the south, the mountains to the north) created a relict species in which some populations preserved in their the genotype traces of the past.

A potential limitation of this method is the clear dependence between the plotted quantities, and the consequent difficulty in interpretation.

Considering the low immunogenicity and the consequent difficulties in obtaining efficient antibodies targeting small carbohydrate antigens, we based our strategy on Tn-antigen clusterization using different polymeric scaffolds and on a stepwise selection of the most reactive antibody producing clones.

The lack of studies about age-related changes in muscle mass presumably derives from the relatively small size of Drosophila muscles and the consequent difficulties in detecting small changes in muscle mass during aging.

These trends may be explained either by the primary utilization of this drug (i.e. maintenance anti-addictive use in patients addicted to opioids) and the consequent difficulties in obtaining valid consumption data or by the various biases that could have potentially affected the data collection procedures.

A major obstacle in investigating coronary ATS initiation and progression is related to the advanced stage of human atherosclerotic samples collected at surgery and the consequent difficulties in digging putative biomarkers in a complex tissue proteome, characterized by a wide dynamic range of concentration.

The history of schizophrenia is obscure possibly due to the heterogeneous nature of the disorder and consequent difficulty in formal classification.