Sentence examples for the difficulty of examining from inspiring English sources

This result illustrates the difficulty of examining changes that could potentially occur at any time during the development of the breast and thus affect anything from a single cell to the whole organ.

Due to the difficulty of examining the process of calcite nucleation on natural matrices such as Synechococcus S-layers, a very recent review focused on studies of nucleation at carboxyl-terminated alkane thiol SAM surfaces on noble metal substrates.

This represents the difficulties of examining interventions related to education and training.

The reason for this neglect may be either the perception that primary teeth are not as important as the permanent counterparts or the inaccessibility and difficulty of examining such young children.

Most of the studies addressing the fate of APs and BPs by time-lapse imaging have been carried out at later stages of neurogenesis, due to the technical difficulties of examining these progenitors at the very onset of neurogenesis.

Because of the difficulty in examining biomineralization processes in vivo, the authors of this article have turned to using in vitro model systems to investigate the possible physicochemical mechanisms that may be involved in biomineralization.

Typically, deletion of these proteins leads to the abolishment of large PPI networks, highlighting the difficulty in examining the contributions of specific interactions/activities to complex biological processes and cell phenotypes.

The show is often at its sharpest when examining the difficulty of maintaining enough vulnerability to let the world in, but not so much that it destroys you.