Sentence examples similar to the pinpointed difficulty from inspiring English sources

The approach also employs a digital microscope to further home in on the pinpointed cancer cells.

In a real case, the following steps would be the examination and comparison of the mutant strains obtained in silico before the laboratory implementation of the pinpointed knockouts.

The review of NHS leadership by former Marks & Spencer executive chairman Lord Rose, published in June, pinpointed one of the central difficulties facing the health service – the organisation is committed to a vast range of changes but does not have sufficient management and leadership capability to deliver them.

The difficulty was the name.

In the case of Goldman, the agency pinpointed 60 violations, which could have prompted a fine of $7.8 million, a sum that Mr. Chilton called "more appropriate".

An expedition in 1971, sponsored by the National Geographic Society, pinpointed Carruhasanta Creek, which runs off the north slope of Mount Mismi in southern Peru, as the source of the river.

The Italian pinpointed striker Connor Wickham as a case in point, with the England Under-21 international yet to establish himself on Wearside.

But the manner of the raid and the quality of the intelligence that pinpointed him may dent the Shabab's aura of invincibility.

Some £500m of the savings – pinpointed after 111 cost-cutting initiatives were identified – will be ploughed into the Halifax brand and other initiatives.

"The difficulty of correlating,….

Demography compounds the difficulty.