Sentence examples for the difficulty to transfer from inspiring English sources

Now we have many proofs of the difficulty to transfer or juxtapose knowledge, in particular on evolutionary themes.

One of the major challenges that cotton breeders have been facing when using MAS to improve quantitative traits such as fiber quality is the difficulty to transfer a QTL from other species such as G. barbadense into Upland cotton without compromise of other traits.

Nevertheless, a discrepancy between experimental and clinical results still exists, confirming the great complexity of the mechanisms of nerve regeneration that are far to be completely understood and the difficulty to transfer the results obtained in laboratory to the clinical application [ 48].

This view is supported by the relative difficulty to transfer microsatellite markers between distant species, which severely limits cross-species applications in molecular ecology (Barbara et al. 2007).

Nonetheless, apart from the well-known difficulties to transfer data to humans, some pitfalls have to be addressed: Frequently, male and female animals show a completely different phenotype.

The difficulty to handle transfers has led to a split within proposed DTL methods, namely those that ensure time-consistency [ 2, 16] and those that do not [ 3, 4, 7].

The difficulty to realise a direct electronic transfer between a molecule and an electrode often necessitates the addition of an electronic mediator in organic or biochemical electrosynthesis processes.

Nevertheless, the application of these bundles so far has been demonstrated to be quite poor in most surveys, confirming the difficulty of transferring evidence to the clinical practice [ 4- 12].

The results of the case study showed considerable differences between the crash predicted and the crash data, underlining the difficulty of transferring this tool to the Italian context.

The Telegraph reported that this was believed to be due to issues raised by European telecoms companies, who are apparently concerned that the difficulty of transferring data from iOS to Android devices means few people ever make the switch.

This is in part due to the difficulties in transferring the technology to laboratories in countries where rinderpest and PPR remain a problem but also the reluctance by manufacturers to incur the expense of licensing new genetically engineered vaccines, particularly where there is a very limited market for the vaccine.