Sentence examples for difficult monitoring from inspiring English sources

While catch and release fisheries and pure food fish recreational fisheries are relatively easy to manage with recreational ITQs, fisheries with both angler types present difficult monitoring problems that add complexities to ITQ design.

Bivalirudin has been safely used for cardiopulmonary bypass during cardiac operations [ 17] and may therefore replace heparin; however, due to its cost, the lack of an antidote, and difficult monitoring with standard ACT it is not routinely used for operative cardiopulmonary bypass.

The park area is vast and difficult to monitor.

But it is difficult to monitor, police, and punish.

"It is difficult to monitor the situation all over Germany.

Sea ice has always been difficult to monitor from space.

From the vendor perspective, it's difficult to monitor".

I concede that it can be difficult to monitor things from thousands of miles away.

In practice, moreover, the "opt out" provision would be difficult to monitor or enforce.

Tattoos can camouflage moles, however, making it difficult to monitor tattooed patients for skin cancer.

Yet this part of the lower stratosphere is difficult to monitor.