Sentence examples for analysis is difficult to from inspiring English sources

The security analysis is difficult to do right.

Until now, microarchitecture analysis is difficult to evaluate in routine clinical practice for osteoporosis.

The areal extent of soil liquefaction inferred from our analysis is difficult to obtain from ground-based measurements.

Cladistic analysis is difficult to operationalize because without a time machine we cannot be sure whether a character state is ancestral or derived.

In forming simulation with the inverse method, multi-step inverse analysis is difficult to apply because sliding constraint surfaces and initial guesses of intermediate steps described by complex die and punch set are hard to generate with present mapping schemes.

As homology information cannot be used to predict their function, additional information such as genomic context may help (see the next section), but such analysis is difficult to do in a high-throughput mode.

Central nervous system infection is a daily concern in neurointensive care; however, diagnosis remains difficult because classical criteria based on cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis are difficult to interpret in post-trauma or neurosurgery patients after recent bleeding.

As without the usage of 1 to 1 digital devices, learning data which is the basis of learning analysis, was difficult to collect, storage, analyze, and apply to the teaching and learning activities before.

Meanwhile, using conventional two-dimensional frontal cephalometric analysis was difficult to find the significant measurement point by overlapping bony structure due to instability that came from the motion of the patient [6, 7].

We also observed that we were not able to identify the initial short-lived phase of rapid vasodilation in all patients (this does not mean that the neural stimulus was absent, but just difficult to track with this technology), but when present it had already disappeared at 9 min and its analysis was difficult to standardize (time to peak versus maximum peak versus slope).

Systematically collected samples with the use of a standard operating procedure in sufficient numbers for biomarker analysis are difficult to obtain.