Sentence examples for difficult analysis from inspiring English sources

Isaac Cohen Chicago, Jan . 12 , 2009 To the Editor: Thanks to Roger Cohen for his critical and difficult analysis of President-elect Barack Obama's Middle East team.

But Prof Ian Boyd, chief scientific adviser at Defra, said: "The cost-benefit analysis is a very difficult analysis to do, in fact we really don't have full data to be able to do it".

But even this argument crumbled in Boyd's very next sentence: "The cost-benefit analysis is a very difficult analysis to do, in fact we really don't have full data to be able to do analysis like that.

"It's a difficult analysis," Lewin says of the current findings.

This approach avoids the difficult analysis in the existing method due to Bruggeman and Motohashi.

Medical doctors and researchers in bio-medicine are increasingly confronted with complex patient data, posing new and difficult analysis challenges.

– Lillian Pierson, founder of Data-Mania Complexity of government makes it difficult: "Data analysis often needs multiple parts of government (central, multi-tiered local, arms length) to work together to deliver the desired outcome.

"While pinning down precisely the motivation for lobbying is difficult, our analysis suggests that the political influence of the financial industry contributed to the financial crisis by allowing risk accumulation," the authors conclude.

Setting "prices" in DKP for specific items can be difficult, as analysis of a particular item can be subjective and laborious.

Second, the strong coupling in SSI modules makes the model difficult to analysis.

Therefore, the rescue effect of miR-9 antisense sponge in Ngn1 overexpressing cells would be difficult to analysis.