Sentence examples for and it is difficult to detect from inspiring English sources

Fans Have Positive Attitude Walk through the Ballpark and it is difficult to detect that the Rangers are having a horrific season.

It is well-known that the TRF technique is not sensitive enough for detecting changes in telomere length and it is difficult to detect short telomeres, something that is crucial in these aging studies [53].

These factors can affect the binding of [11C]RAC in the striata, and it is difficult to detect the up-regulation of D2R using [11C]RAC PET in the patients with PD.

Since the newborn rat ganglion cells are stacked in a pseudostratified fashion and it is difficult to detect the border between the RGC layer and the inner plexiform layer [16], we cannot exclude the possibility to have counted pyknotic profiles in both of these layers with the cresyl violet staining procedure.

These differences appear to be too small to be clinically important, and it is difficult to detect any consistent trends in the dose-response.

EBV persists as a latent infection with episomal DNA in a very small number of memory B cells, and it is difficult to detect EBV in the plasma of healthy individuals [ 15, 16], whereas in patients with RA there is a 10-fold systemic EBV overload in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) due to an impaired immune response to EBV [ 17].

"It is difficult to detect, and difficult to fumigate," explained Klaus Nyholm, chief representative in Colombia of the United Nations Drug Control Program.

OVARIAN cancer has been nicknamed the silent killer because it is difficult to detect.

Because testosterone is naturally produced by the human body, it is difficult to detect in low doses.

It is difficult to detect neutrons compared to charged particles.

As a result, it is difficult to detect water vaporization.