Sentence examples for be challenging to detect from inspiring English sources
The magnitude of these effects varied widely, from a small, slow process that would be challenging to detect, to a large, rapid response that could be an environmental catastrophe.
Methane emissions in midstream and downstream operations are more difficult to measure where the end uses are dispersed; for example, methane leaks from individual sources in urban centers may be challenging to detect.
To the best of our knowledge, this asymmetry is not seen in tsunami observations, though it might be challenging to detect if the initial (v_0 x)) is rather small and bathymetric effects complicate the tsunami waveform.
Fractures of the pubis may be challenging to detect using our method in its current form, as the superior ramus and inferior ramus can break into two separate parts.
Together, due to many sources influencing lysoPC concentration in blood, which may depend on the individual's genotype and lifestyle, it may be challenging to detect disease-specific changes of lysoPCs in the general population, such as in our recent study in a general population cohort [ 27].
Diverticular perforation can be challenging to detect sonographically.
Because many of the transuranic elements are highly unstable and decay quickly, they are challenging to detect and characterize when produced.
Anatomical defects such as vascular shunts could also account for such localized pathology, and could also have been challenging to detect by our methods.
Therefore, it is important to point out that only a few experimental points are presented in these regions because they are challenging to detect using NMR relaxation methods.
