Sentence examples for underline the difficulty from inspiring English sources

To underline the difficulty of timing the market, many of those top-performing days came immediately after a big drop in share prices, just as happened last month.

The measured atmospherics in the encounter with the prime minister combined with the sharp comments by the Indian president seemed to underline the difficulty of Mr. Clinton's undertaking to improve relations with India without having the United States appear to be a lecturing superpower.

These results underline the difficulty of bringing together clinically observed behaviour and neuropsychologically measured EF functions.

Diversities between RA patients on the genetic, molecular and clinical levels [ 17] evinced by the presence of autoantibodies (rheumatoid factor, anti-cyclic citrullinated peptide antibodies) [ 26] probably underline the difficulty to predict therapy outcome solely based on pretreatment expression profiles.

Reviewing the literature the authors also underline the difficulty of carrying out such studies in human SLE due to a high rate of unrecognized miscarriages leading to feto-maternal transfer of blood.

These results are in keeping with previous findings (14– 16, 28, 29) and underline the difficulty in reaching the desired therapeutic targets in patients with type 2 diabetes in clinical practice.

Our results underline the difficulties in motherless paternity cases using only STR analysis and advise great precaution in assigning verbal predicates such as "paternity proven" in those investigations.

We underline the difficulties in adjusting for representativeness of online job vacancies, but nevertheless argue that this rich source of data should be exploited.

Any argument over money could underline the difficulties May will face.

The concerns raised by the participants underline the difficulties of running such a service, despite the benefits also discussed.

These inconsistencies underline the difficulties in inferring the strength of sexual selection of a species based on phenotypic traits.