Sentence examples for but difficult to resolve from inspiring English sources

These gaps are easy to see in the data but difficult to resolve in practice--despite a mountain of research and policy experiments.

After post-processing, using commercially available software packages, spectral information is overlaid on T2WIs.The relevant metabolites are citrate (marker of benign tissue), creatine (insignificant for diagnosis, but difficult to resolve from choline), and choline (marker of malignant tissue).

The main metabolites in the prostate gland are citrate (Cit, a marker of benign tissue), creatinine (Cr, insignificant for diagnosis, but difficult to resolve from choline), and choline (Cho, involved in the cellular membrane synthesis and degradation, a marker of malignant tissue).

Edaphic variables figure significantly in plant community adaptations in tropical ecosystems but are often difficult to resolve because of the confounding influence of climate.

But they had been "difficult to resolve effectively because of limitations imposed by conditions at the time".

Calcium influx has long been established as a requisite event in excitotoxicity, but it has been difficult to resolve whether the route of calcium influx is important in this process.

Sometimes it is clear that the criticism is of the actual Directive itself, and sometimes clearly the local implementation, but frequently these were difficult to resolve from the comments.

That legal issue may be difficult to resolve but, from the looks of it, not half as difficult as the political issues surrounding the trial.

And activists acknowledge that persistent mistrust goes beyond immediate conflicts, such as the split over California's climate-change law, but can make them more difficult to resolve.

Bew said the debate was fractious and difficult to resolve but there was some opportunity for progress, starting with small areas of agreement between the parties.

Television, too, offers historical "re-creations" of various sorts, and with varying degrees of responsibility, but has achieved only a few notable examples of biographical illumination, for the conflict between gripping visual presentation and the often undramatic, but important, biographical truth is difficult to resolve.