Sentence examples for be difficult to correctly from inspiring English sources

DW-MRI may also have a role in the identification of residual tumour (Fig. 14a d) after neoadjuvant chemotherapy, when it can be difficult to correctly evaluate tumour size with conventional breast MRI.

That means that it is going to be difficult to correctly interpret the various presences and absences that we do see in the fossil record.

Even for neuropathologists, however, it can be difficult to correctly assign cognitive decline to the various pathological processes that can be found together in an older brain.

A 2008 South African government report, commissioned in response to descriptions of unreliable rapid test results in local healthcare facilities, found that weakly positive results could be difficult to correctly interpret and might lead to false negative diagnoses in the field.

A 2008 South African government report, commissioned in response to descriptions of unreliable rapid test results in local healthcare facilities, found that weakly positive rapid test results could be difficult to correctly interpret and might lead to false negative diagnoses in the field.

As I learned before starting the project, leaves are difficult to correctly simulate, and I certainly found this out from first hand experience.

We report a rare case of a rupture of an aneurysm of a coronary-pulmonary fistula that was difficult to correctly diagnose before performing emergency surgery.

It is difficult to correctly assign their values based on related haplotypes, and they therefore tend to receive the allele frequency from the reference panel.

However, in our opinion this approach is more appropriate for stable patients managed into ambulatory setting, since it is difficult to correctly classify CKD in acute patients, especially when GFR is higher than 60 mL/min/1.73 m.

In particular, for genes with many paralogs, it is difficult to correctly assign orthology relations using automated prediction methods that rely only on gene sequence information (Koonin 2005,Notebaart et al. 2005).

Both methods have advantages and disadvantages and it is difficult to correctly reproduce real flows with inherent uncertainties.