Sentence examples for difficult to accurately compare from inspiring English sources
Without suspension figures for most of the schools, it is difficult to accurately compare suspension rates across the city.
The large variation between studies makes it difficult to accurately compare complication rates to standard plating techniques.
Although it's difficult to accurately compare films from different eras due to inflation (especially when looking at global totals), 1939's Gone With The Wind is largely acknowledged as the most successful film of all time.
They often receive confusing financial aid letters -- loaded with inconsistencies -- from schools that make it difficult to accurately compare the costs of different colleges.
This makes it difficult to accurately compare the data from figure to figure/experiment to experiment.
Different exposure assessment methods were used in each study, which made it difficult to accurately compare the studies.
For the reasons mentioned above, it is difficult to more accurately compare our results with those published in the literature.
This latter option would, however, make it much more difficult to accurately and reliably compare the execution of two specific tasks to identify developmental disregard.
