Sentence examples for be the most difficult one from inspiring English sources

The overall mean global score for the nine physicians on the case presumed to be the most difficult one was 2.78, as opposed to 3.11 on the AS-case and 3.00 on the normal case which was not statistically different (p=0.88).

This one will be the most difficult one to add, for you will have to glue three petals at the same time.

Mean checklist score on the case presumed to be the most difficult one (MR) was 206 (n=9), the second most difficult case (AS) 216 and the normal case 230.

The Chrysler case proved in some ways to be the most difficult one of them all.

The art content of jigsaw puzzles is underscored by what must surely be the most difficult one of all: it would take a brave soul to attempt putting together a Jackson Pollock painting.

The legal system has to be the most difficult one to contend with.

However, funding and technology development aren't the only challenges these companies will face and they may not even be the most difficult ones.

Interestingly, clarinet tones are the main challenge for pYIN, whereas for all other approaches, the error rates for clarinet are the lowest and cello tones seem to be the most difficult ones.

Agreement scores were lowest for category 4. Injuries in this category may be the most difficult ones to evaluate, particularly for non-veterinarians.

These petals will be closer to horizontal than vertical, and they might be the most difficult ones to fold without tearing.

The item we removed was the most difficult one on the test (Clarke-Midura et al. unpublished observations), making the average level of performance higher when including only the 13 items.