Sentence examples for the difficulty of isolating from inspiring English sources

Still, the incidents are expected to raise further concerns about the difficulty of isolating genetically modified crops from others because of cross-pollination or the mixing of seeds in processing or during shipment.

But rates in the developed world are just about as low as they can go.The lack of clarity reflects a fundamental problem in economics: the difficulty of isolating individual factors.

Teams score points depending on the difficulty of isolating the rogue data.

This conflict likely results from the lack of good continuous data and the difficulty of isolating global Sq and EEJ at dip equator stations.

First, because of the difficulty of isolating pure AECs, there may have been a small fraction of fibroblastic cells included in the AEC populations.

Molecular investigations of the hearing organ, the cochlea, have been hampered due to the difficulty of isolating pure RNA and in quantities sufficient enough for quantitative real-time RT-PCR or microarray analysis.

Given the difficulties of isolating outbreaks, some countries have resorted to vaccinating poultry.

Both Swift and Galaty's approaches highlight the difficulties of isolating pastoralists as an unambiguous population category.

Due to the difficulties of isolating single microbial species, high-throughput sequencing technology has been applied to mixtures of environmental microbes to obtain metagenome sequencing data.

Biomarkers such as stable isotopes or fatty acids, on the other hand, are limited by minimum mass requirements and the difficulties of isolating rotifers, whose size frequently overlaps with other plankton groups (Fernando, 1994; Work et al., 2005).

A theme introduced in Chapter 1 was the relative difficulty of isolating iNKT from cancer patients for therapeutic use and the potential solution of deriving the cells from iPS.