Sentence examples for be relatively more difficult from inspiring English sources

The permeability of wells may be relatively more difficult to enhance where shale features in their aquifer lithology, because of the compact structure of shale.

If these same people were walking on a crowded beach and texting on a new phone, each individual task would be relatively more difficult as both complexity (attention to people and adaptation to sand) and novelty (new phone) are increased.

The input image in the third row is relatively more difficult since several persons walk in a crowd.

Nevertheless, the elimination of defects is relatively more difficult than that of stresses and needs a particular annealing process.

In particular, adult patients exhibit limited physiological tooth movement because of the decrease in blood supply with age; therefore, long-term treatments are relatively more difficult [3].

This is a convenient approach because data on tree height are relatively more difficult and time consuming to obtain than D. H-D models can also be used to predict missing heights from field measurement of tree diameter.

Batch tests indicate that little pH depression is needed to release non-apatite inorganic P (including microbial polyphosphate), while a pH of 4 rather than 6 will release more apatite inorganic P, and that organic P is relatively more difficult to release from WAS. Fractionation analysis of P in WAS can aid in design of more efficient methods for P recovery from WAS.

We calculated their difficulty index to see if those question items tend to be difficult (the "Results and discussion" section) and found that these items with the MD correct answer are relatively more difficult than those with the MI correct answer; the average difficulty index of the former is 0.36 whereas that of the latter is 0.56.

For rodents, escaping from temporarily poor conditions is relatively more difficult, and therefore we predicted that a population of rodent pests in a monoculture with synchronised periods of absence of the field crop, would do less well when compared with a population in a heterogeneous landscape.

The study proposal has budgeted for tracking participants that are relatively more difficult to track in order to reduce attrition.

Rather, RD children and CA controls did not differ in accuracy and even though accuracy levels were in general high, results showed that highly similar stop consonants were relatively more difficult to distinguish for all readers.