Sentence examples for difficult to allow for from inspiring English sources

This can be difficult to allow for, resulting in glasses breaking the 3D effect, and of course the necessity of wearing 3D glasses over one's glasses is a deal-breaker for many.

Since the relationship between air pollution and preterm birth could be confounded by time related variables, it is difficult to allow for evaluation when applying simple linear relationship model.

It proved more difficult to allow for additional elements of geometrical uncertainty (e.g. patient position between fractions), and they concluded that a CTV to planning target volume margin of 10 mm would be more likely to guarantee target coverage.

The potential bias that these patients were likely to be more refractory can be adjusted for in part, but it is difficult to allow for the clinical 'gut' feelings of rheumatologists, by which most of us would tend to keep a patient on a given therapy if that patient has already improved to some extent since the initiation of the respective treatment.

It was necessary to "tell" about this idea in the middle of the chapter, because the concept was necessary for building understanding of upcoming concepts, yet it was difficult to allow students to "discover" it for themselves.

Was it difficult to allow Van Persie to leave?

Choosing figures from the past who can collectively represent our country is a very difficult thing, but not so difficult as to allow for selecting only two women against seven men for the "Creative United Kingdom" passport (Report, 4 November).

In children, it may be necessary to remove implants early to avoid disturbances to the growing skeleton, to prevent their bony immuring making later removal technically difficult or impossible, and to allow for planned reconstructive surgery after skeletal maturation (e.g., in case of hip dysplasia).

IGS in craniofacial surgery has the potential to allow for better teaching of difficult to conceptualize three-dimensional anatomy, which is often distorted by disease, and may lead to better understanding and mastery of complex craniofacial surgery.

The RSA examinations are technically difficult to perform and we planned our study to allow for exclusions.

Distances that were difficult to overcome allowed for mental and political space".