Sentence examples for considered difficult to implement from inspiring English sources

Substantial improvement measures seem to be considered difficult to implement, possibly because of the traditional fragmentation of responsibilities and the partly conflicting interests of the different stakeholders.

EEG activity could be also an appropriate tool, especially for predicting the therapeutic response in depression [ 49] and bipolar disorder [ 50], but again such a strategy is considered difficult to implement in the context of routine monitoring.

It is possible that a single screen may underestimate the potential long-term benefits of a PSA-testing programme with multiple rounds (Hanley, 2005), as investigated in the ERSPC and other trials, and might be considered difficult to implement in countries with established PSA-testing programmes.

Geometric-based feature extraction is often considered more difficult to implement than appearance-based methods due to the variability in the size and shape of features across emotions [3].

Another Hatch amendment, which would require additional back taxes from undocumented immigrants, was considered too difficult to implement by other senators and was not included.

Other study designs were considered but would have been difficult to implement in a low-resource setting where many poor women might never return to the colposcopy clinic.

Furthermore, the design and implementation of a MAS may become even more complex and difficult to implement when considering new requirements and interactions for new agent environments like the Semantic Web.

However, we consider that such strategies would be difficult to implement.

The double-blinded randomized controlled trial is considered the gold-standard for study design but it is difficult to implement any kind of reminder system that could be effectively blinded and randomized.

Here, we would like to highlight, on the primary basis of SR-based μFTIR, μXRF, μXANES and μXRD analyses, that the preparation of thin-sections opens new ways to examine samples from historical paintings using hyper-spectral elemental, molecular and structural methods and that even if it is more difficult to implement, deserves being considered.

However, considering the resulting increase in workload for remaining staff, a 1-year study leave might be difficult to implement.