Sentence examples for which creates difficulties from inspiring English sources
The centre-right tribes are fractured, which creates difficulties when attempting to seek an organising principle, a campfire of common values.
Yet no agreed-upon standard measure exists which creates difficulties in identifying where parcelization is occurring as well as comparing the magnitude of its occurrence across different studies and geographic regions.
Moreover, the structure of the log files depends on the software used, which creates difficulties in retrieving textual information among the different formats.
There seems to be critically little correlation between the progression of years and the share of agricultural area, which creates difficulties to assess whether the agricultural area is actually improving over a longer time period.
However, combined research on noble gas analysis and mineralogical investigation has rarely been performed despite its usefulness because of the small size of samples, which creates difficulties in their handling.
The solvent production in Clostridia is coupled to its complex growth phases, which creates difficulties in the engineering of the organism for improved n-butanol production.
Reasons for low sensitivity are the technical limitation of the camera design itself, which creates difficulty in photographing the peripheral retina in small eyes, and the need for a lid speculum better adapted to the contact camera optical system design.
This finding is partly due to the background hepatic uptake of FDG, which creates difficulty in diagnosing hepatic metastases, particularly for lesions less than 2 cm in diameter.
The longer length of linker BDBM PEG) 19 (19 PEG units, ∼1 kDa), in combination with its flexibility, is likely to significantly reduce steric hindrance which creates difficulty when attempting to link two large proteins.
Some analysts welcomed the announcement of ultra-cheap loans to banks, hoping they could mitigate the impact of ultra-low interest rates, which create difficulties for commercial banks by making it harder for them to lend profitably.
In the post-Maoist period, the state rolled back too many regulations that ensured gender fairness, which created difficulties for women in balancing work and family.
