Sentence examples for be difficult to displace from inspiring English sources
The distribution of remaining oil from NMR shows that both CO2 miscible and immiscible injection mainly recover the oil in large-medium sized pores, whereas early gas breakthroughs cause the crude oil in clay micro pores to be difficult to displace.
All of the active site water molecules in the vanadate complexes exhibit a complete four-coordinate hydrogen-bonding network and as such would be difficult to displace.
When familiar and consistent with experience and beliefs, erroneous information may be accepted and used in decision making information that may be difficult to displace, even in the presence of deliberate efforts to correct misinformation and provide correct and relevant information in its place [ 3].
All the same, Jenkins insists that "because Greek art is manifestly so accomplished, it's difficult to displace it".
Old systems are difficult to displace in any industry, but the complexity of insurance, tradition of relying on the past to predict the future and silos of data can make it a Herculean effort.
Another interesting facet of paradigm shifts in science is that the older paradigm is difficult to displace precisely because it has been shown to work in solving problems in the past.
In contrast, for interface standards premature standardization and modularity may "lock in" to a suboptimal architecture or interface, which is difficult to displace [ 27].
Data collection and research will be demanding, because displaced popu-lations can be difficult to reach as people move both within and across multiple geographic borders and through formal and informal "bureaucratic" regimes.
Nail insertion may cause further displacement of an undisplaced or minimally displaced femoral neck fracture, which then may be difficult to reduce.
