Sentence examples for but difficult to control from inspiring English sources
In the short term, few actions would make the government more popular than the prosecution of some big bosses of the opium trade.The West's best weaponLike the Greeks, the British and the Soviets before them, America and its allies are discovering the old adage that Afghanistan is easy to invade, but difficult to control.
Among them there are spider robots with 6 8 legs (and many joints), which are stable but difficult to control, as well as humanoid robots having 2 legs, which are very difficult to control and keep stable.
The trade in such imitation goods is illegal under various international agreements but is difficult to control.
Swarm intelligent systems, or artificial swarms, self-organize into useful emergent structures that are capable of solving complex problems, but are difficult to control and predict.
Therefore, the lateral and torsional stability experiment, particularly using a full-size beam, requires careful consideration but is difficult to control all these experimental conditions.
So, why is hypertension so easy to diagnose and treat but so difficult to control?
Initial conditions can influence the dynamic behavior of nonlinear systems but are difficult to control in cells.
The contribution of acidosis is also well recognized but more difficult to control because ancillary interventions are few.
Furthermore, the host environment (including other exposures, diet, lifestyle, etc) and individual health status are likely to play a determining role in the low-dose radiation response, but are difficult to control in human populations.
For an excellent review of materials for hydrogel formation and their properties see Slaughter et al. Briefly, fibroblasts have been successfully cultured on poly vinyl alcohol) (PVA), which offers many of the benefits of PEG hydrogels, but is difficult to control, on the microscale.
This can be a successful smoker, but is difficult to control and requires extra attention to fire safety.
