Sentence examples for be difficult particularly in from inspiring English sources

Distinguishing between adenocarcinomas of endocervical and endometrial origin histologically can be difficult, particularly in small biopsies.

Management may be difficult, particularly in young children; it primarily involves behavioral approaches, though pharmacological treatment may be required.

Diagnosis can be difficult, particularly in the intensive care unit (ICU) population.

Reading of the MRI examinations in children with arthritis may however be difficult, particularly in cases of subtle findings.

However, differentiation can be difficult particularly in the first 6 months after radiotherapy when areas of high signal intensity may exist due to inflammation and oedema.

More, if such classifications are handled by neural networks, which are known to be appropriate for classification [11, 12, 13, 17] the decision-making appears to be difficult particularly in CAD.

"Obtaining electrical capacity is difficult, particularly in New York City," Mr. Bogad said.

The choices before us were difficult, particularly in relation to the Northern Ireland backstop.

Attempting to legislate against random acts of stupidity is difficult, particularly in the fast-moving world of technology.

NATO and American military officials have declined to release exact Taliban attack statistics, and collecting accurate information is difficult, particularly in rural Afghanistan.

I still think it's difficult, particularly in this job market, if you've got a boss who's behaving inappropriately, and your job depends upon it.