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Besides, the diffraction peaks from GO are difficult to detect in the PEDOT/GO and PEDOT/GO/MnO2 nanocomposites, which may be due to a low mass ratio.
However, the x-ray attenuation contrast of dry wood is poor and therefore the wooden test objects are difficult to detect in the attenuation image.
Traumatic diaphragmatic injuries from blunt or penetrating trauma are difficult to detect in the acute setting and, if missed, can result in significant morbidity and mortality in the future.
Even if our nuclear planes and silos were taken out in an attack, our nuclear submarines -- which are difficult to detect in the ocean -- would still be able to retaliate, which should ensure deterrence.
Limited to the existing biotechnology means, many PPIs are difficult to detect in the lab.
In contrast, F1 hybrids are rare in the Indonesian and Australian populations and the introgressants are difficult to detect in the field.
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Fusion events in human cancers are difficult to detect in a clinical context.
Symptoms are difficult to detect in rabbits.
On the contrary, cilia were difficult to detect in Cby−/− mice.
Because testosterone is naturally produced by the human body, it is difficult to detect in low doses.
Themicrobe is difficult to detect in adult animals, and is apparent only when they gestate.
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