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The phrase "are difficult to analyse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing subjects, data, or concepts that present challenges in understanding or interpretation.
Example: "The results of the experiment are difficult to analyse due to the numerous variables involved."
Alternatives: "are hard to interpret" or "are challenging to evaluate".
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They are difficult to analyse, not least because they contain highly repetitive DNA sequences.
The flow of money out of the companies means that they are difficult to analyse like normal corporations.When the flow of money is driven by the advantages of corporate forms as much as the businesses inside them, the stockmarket is efficient in only the narrowest of senses.
Those types of questions are difficult to analyse and interpret [12].
Holism deals with extremely complex structures that are difficult to analyse.
Such processes are essentially highly nonlinear, feature complex interactions and are difficult to analyse.
Deletions in binary search trees are difficult to analyse as they are not randomness preserving.
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You might well have terrorists trying to cook up a chemical weapon, but currently it is difficult to analyse what is suspicious chemical-buying behaviour because you don't know what new ways there might be of making dangerous things.
It's difficult to analyse.
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet: "It's difficult to analyse.
He told BBC Sussex: "It's difficult to analyse.
In addition, the incorporation of competing buckling modes such as distortional buckling of these sections can be difficult to analyse.
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