Sentence examples for difficult contrast from inspiring English sources
On a portal venous phase image, an arterial hemorrhage [Figure 2] should have a higher attenuation than from a venous source, but significant overlap makes this distinction difficult Contrast extravasation seen on a portal venous phase image is defined as an arterial hemorrhage if it is present on the earlier, arterial phase image.
Whether O'Malley can walk the difficult line of contrasting his record with Clinton's without directly attacking her could end up determining the viability of his run.
The variable is an indicator based on opinions with a high degree of subjectivity and difficult to contrast. .
This covers the 13 submarines in the service, but it can be difficult to contrast the disciplinary records of the various vessels without knowing their schedules and extent of times at sea.
However, it becomes difficult to contrast the infants' responses with their natural interactions, since the movements of the experimenter are temporarily halted in the still-face paradigm.
More specifically, direct communication with psychiatrists was extremely difficult in contrast to the ease of access to other medical specialists.
The lack of previous studies or statistical information on care coordination in Colombia makes it difficult to contrast the results with other studies.
Our figures on the chronicity and severity of the composite abuse are difficult to contrast with those of other studies as they either do not present such data or report differently (e.g. chronicity, never to all the time).
Nodules smaller than 8 mm are followed with surveillance because the pCA is low, PET scans do not reliably characterize small nodules, and biopsy of small nodules is difficult; by contrast, nodules > 20 mm are likely to undergo biopsy or surgery because the pCA is high.
But the frustration of this government agency, perhaps doing its best in difficult circumstances, contrasted with the complacency of the Audit Commission in a later report.
