Sentence examples for the difficulty to devise from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a very recently published study by Gemer et al (2009) has underscored the difficulty to devise generally applicable models able to reliably predict surgical outcome in advanced ovarian cancer patients, across different Institutions.

Specially, a closed loop optimal (CLO) method is devised to overcome the difficulty to adjust the parameters of the EKF.

While these results lend further support to the use of medications-related data elements for biosurveillance [29], [30], [31], the practical difficulty is to devise database queries that, over time, will continue to reflect the concept of "cough remedies".

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One can appreciate the difficulty of devising a methodology to apply to all countries.

This review demonstrates the complex nature of delay and consequently, the difficulty of devising strategies to reduce it.

The diversity of the participants was designed to illustrate the difficulty of devising regulations that would control emissions and energy use across multiple industries.

They cited the difficulty of undertaking integration when there were few or no examples of particular ways of combining methods in the literature, leaving them to devise new approaches 'on the job'.

"While Romney has criticized the measures contained in Obama's health care overhaul, his own proposals demonstrate the difficulty of devising genuinely new solutions to the nation's health care challenges," Bloomberg Government health care policy analyst Christopher Flavelle wrote.