Sentence examples for the difficulty to identify from inspiring English sources

An inventory was sent by email to 25 ICUs in the Netherlands, determined by the difficulty to identify a contact person.

The conclusion emphasizes the difficulty to identify the key features of the mechanisms governing photocatalytic properties in nano-TiO2.

This is related to the difficulty to identify tumor-specific cell-surface molecules targetable by CAR-T cells without serious side effects.

The Al 2s signal was used in this analysis due to the difficulty to identify the Al 2p signals that overlapped with the Pt 4f (Supplementary Note 3).

One main challenge has been the difficulty to identify and measure the scope and rate of technological change at the firm level.

The existence of background noise will corrupt transient impulses in practice, and will thus increase the difficulty to identify specific faults.

Moreover, the spacing of the DDE catalytic residues does not align with that of other IS5 family members [ 5] and this would probably explain the difficulties to identify them based of alignment profiles search methods.

The controversial discussion concerns the pros and cons of induction of labour in the light of the medicalization of the "natural" birth, the difficulties to identify the appropriate length of human gestation and the definition whether or not a pregnancy is "overdue", "post-date" or "prolonged"[ 1- 4].

Given the technical difficulty to identify by US the bleeding site and selectively bind the target vessel, an accurate iter based on a multiphasic CT examination has been widely accepted as an optimal strategy.

Despite the potential of molecular markers as highly effective tools to study LDD, empirical data on LDD distances in plants are scarce, largely due to the inherent difficulty to identify and sample all the fragments in a given landscape [ 2].

The observed decrease in the number of "Accepted" SCPCH was thus likely linked in a large part to the growing difficulty to identify "priming regions" when an increased number of (distantly related) genomic resources was considered (Figure 2C).