Sentence examples for accordingly difficult from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of matter and radiation on the atomic scale often seems peculiar, and the consequences of quantum theory are accordingly difficult to understand and to believe.

Are we starting to show signs of continued evolution that prevents modern sportsmen from growing a full bushy chin cover?" Federer 4-6, 7-5* Roddick Federer has a chance to take the set, and he gives Roddick an accordingly difficult time.

Arcesilaus' reported replies to these objections are brief, and accordingly difficult to interpret (see Bett 1989).

It is accordingly difficult to evaluate the influence of a mis-estimate of 0.1 ~ 0.2 in magnitude.

Any firm conclusions as to the position of D. endobranchia were accordingly difficult to draw.

Controlling for the placebo effect of any medical intervention is important, but seems particularly pertinent for the assessment of APM, as the symptoms commonly attributed to a degenerative meniscal injury (medial joint line symptoms and perceived disability) are subjective and display considerable fluctuation, and accordingly difficult to gauge objectively.

It was accordingly sometimes difficult to distinguish the midpiece from the posterior part of the head, particularly the neck.

Accordingly found it difficult to follow the motivations and actions of the young narrator.

Most legal definitions of mental disorder are not based on modern concepts of medical science, and psychiatrists accordingly find it difficult to make their knowledge relevant to the requirements of the court.

Accordingly, it is difficult to extrapolate these data to patterns and processes that take place at regional scales.

Accordingly, it is difficult to filter the motion artifact of the pulse wave by using a filter which has a cut-off frequency that is fixed.