Sentence examples for are difficult to conceptualize from inspiring English sources

Although intuitively appealing, the concepts of transparency and privacy have many interpretations and are difficult to conceptualize, which makes it often hard to implement them.

This method was shown to be useful for identifying meaningful entities among groups whose current taxonomy is incomplete (e.g. tiger beetles of the genus Rivacindela, [ 28]) or uncertain (e.g. aphids of the genus Brachycaudus) and has already been successfully applied when species are difficult to conceptualize (e.g. bacteria [ 29] or for asexual animals, [ 30, 31]).

It may be difficult to conceptualize the idea of digital paper, but, in fact, we believe that's what's going to happen".

It is difficult to conceptualize the impact of pollution.

The scope of the damage from the storm, and the time it might take to repair it all, may be difficult to conceptualize for New Yorkers eager to resume their normal routines.

The direction of this bias is difficult to conceptualize and might be differential.

In the context of translation, validation exists on several levels, and these levels can be difficult to conceptualize.

This information is difficult to conceptualize and can generate emotional distress over disease risk even among healthy individuals [ 8].

However, health system governance can be difficult to conceptualize due to the challenge of accounting for the roles and relations of a broad range of actors.

This method is welfare-theoretic only under very restrictive assumptions, so it is difficult to conceptualize the significance of any particular QALY score.

To date, patient neglect has been difficult to conceptualize because it has one component which is defined by institutional procedures (procedure neglect) and another component which is defined by patient expectations about care (caring neglect).