Sentence examples for difficult discussed from inspiring English sources

Although interpretation of the third result is difficult (discussed below), all the present results consistently support the conclusion that expression of SLa, but not other genes tested in this study (that is, DsRed, GFP, b g8 [ Slc45a2], i3 [ Pink-eyed dilution], and lf), crucially affects sexual attractiveness and biases mate-choice behaviors.

Mr. Levine said it was difficult discussing his medical issues.

Was it particularly difficult discussing that with your grandparents, who were of a very different generation?

This reply raises the difficult problem, discussed below, of how far consent justifies harm.

An international agreement for defining and evaluating the performance of NZEB is difficult, as discussed elsewhere [6, 7].

This makes patient stratification exceedingly difficult, as discussed elsewhere [ 33].

But sometimes hard topics are difficult to discuss and they end up in inaction.

For example, "In this ICU, it is difficult to discuss mistakes," vs. "In the ORs here, it is difficult to discuss mistakes".

It's difficult to discuss China's Olympic tradition without stumbling over politics and propaganda.

One reason it has been difficult to discuss the codification of L.G.B.T.Q.

They can talk through exactly what you are finding difficult and discuss your options with you.