Sentence examples for and considered more difficult from inspiring English sources

It's a bit quirkier and narrower than the original 18, and considered more difficult, but it is just as memorable.

Promoters with lower CpG content are associated with tissue-specific regulation [ 7], and are considered more difficult to predict [ 8]. Figure 1 shows histograms of scores for ARTS [ 9] and Profisi [ 10], two state-of-the-art methods.

15 18 Surgical trials are often considered more difficult to design and execute than pharmacological trials.

Surgical trials are considered more difficult to design and execute than pharmacological trials.

Whereas, ELN software for taking notes is considered more difficult to use, timely and less flexible; leading to anxieties about ELNs stability, accessibility and availability [14].

C. gattii infection is typically considered more difficult to treat than C. neoformans infection and requires longer and more aggressive treatment (1, 7, 8, 12, 13 ).

In what way can it be considered more difficult, inherently more worthy of honors and awards, to play a nun, a prostitute or a plucky working girl than -- as Ms. Diaz is called upon to do in "The Mask" and "Mary" -- to make the audience fall in love with you at first sight?

Items that are considered more difficult to observe, like the pelvis rotation and the plantar flexion of the ankle in the late stance phase, scored lower agreement levels.

While Eloqua first established the marketing automation category, and is known to be more powerful and better for complex environments (although that gap is closing), it is considered more difficult to set up than Marketo.

Communication through an interpreter was considered more difficult because it compounded the problem of sending messages clearly and the lack of nuances of language and communication.

Also, it is considered more difficult to construct a weapon with plutonium versus highly enriched uranium.