Sentence examples for considered rather difficult from inspiring English sources

Although it is possible to suspect CoCC when some characteristic imaging findings, such as hypervascularity, peritumoral enhancement in the arterial phase, presence of intratumoral portal tracts, absence of bile duct dilatation, and prolonged staining in the late phase, are combined, if they are not combined, the preoperative diagnosis of CoCC is considered rather difficult.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

Return on investment is considered rather low.

That there were only two WM task difficulty levels, one rather easy and one rather difficult may be considered a weakness of the current experimental design that was not designed with regression analysis in mind.

The results from the real time PCR must be considered with increased care as it was rather difficult to design primer pairs specific for orders as diverse as Clostridiales.

Even though both (delta _{cc}) and (delta _{K}) appear naturally when considering the geometric structure of (mathbb {H}^n) these distances can be rather difficult to work with, see for instance the work of Arcozzi and Ferrari [1, 2].

For this reason, both classes of attacks are likely to make watermark detection rather difficult, and will need to be carefully considered in future works on DA-resistent watermarking.

"Rather difficult to think about anything else".

I find that rather difficult to take".

Given the rather mixed results obtained by the paucity of studies comparing reach-to-grasp kinematics of the right and left hand in right-handers and the lack of previous evidence concerned with similar behaviors in left-handers, it is rather difficult to make specific prediction on how the considered variables will behave.

However, unless one considers the impact of functional asymmetry in age-related diseases, it is rather difficult to appreciate why the adipose tissue would be particularly sensitive to the NER defect.