Sentence examples for be difficult to scan from inspiring English sources

Two caveats: Many products have the bar code on the package, not the product, so it will be difficult to scan your TV unless you still have the box.

Some clothing may be difficult to scan through.

These are difficult to scan quickly.

Also, largearea emulsions are difficult to scan.

Tumours of this size are difficult to scan with clinical scanners [5].

In general, for any analytical method, chemical and structural imaging can be done in one of two ways: A fine probe (a micro or nanoprobe) of the incident radiation may be scanned across the sample (or where the probe is difficult to scan, the sample may be moved across the probe) [7,12-14].

It's difficult to scan this list and be optimistic about long-term love.

Twenty-two subjects (2.3%) were graded as grade 1 (in three of these cases, it was commented that the liver was difficult to scan as it was located high up under the costal margin) and a further 16.9% (n = 158) were graded as grade 2, giving a total of 180 subjects (19.2%) who were classified as "probable normal".

It's all there, but it can be difficult to read a long insurance policy as a scanned document on your screen, especially the fine print.

Flattened fossils can be difficult to CT scan (Abel et al. 2012), and visualizing them in 3-D will generally not provide any significant information that could not be obtained by viewing them under a microscope.

Patients with acute fracture would be difficult to perform the required scanning.