Sentence examples for and hence difficult to from inspiring English sources

The birds are shy about the nest and hence difficult to observe.

Although Dr. Gott does not accept many of Dr. Caves's conclusions, the new calculation does, at least, begin to reveal both the practical limitations and the strengths of a theory that can sometimes appear incomprehensibly general and hence difficult to believe.

This approach requires a very strict protocol and hence difficult to perform at field levels.

However, for complex systems, these models may become large and unwieldy, and hence difficult to process and comprehend.

The optimal power allocation scheme for systems employing limited feedback is in general complex and hence difficult to obtain.

The optimization is described as a finite-horizon L 0-optimal control, which is discontinuous and highly non-convex, and hence difficult to solve in general.

An Inter-DCN is built upon the existing Internet backbone with a fixed mesh topology and is hence difficult to accommodate any physical update or change without significant human intervention.

These authors focus on a particular subtype of breast cancer, the luminal B. This subtype is especially interesting for its diversity, which makes it more vulnerable than others to the choice of classification method and is hence difficult to stably identify.

Best served hot with tomato sauce The ground paste should soak the bread, but take care that it doesn't make it soggy hence difficult to lift and place it in the pan.

Because viewers pay mainly in indirect ways, the price is difficult to determine and hence hard to cap.

However, such novel techniques are not widely available and they are often more complicated and hence more difficult to adjust and interpret compared to now common CM and TM regimes.