Sentence examples for difficult to analyse the from inspiring English sources
"It's not difficult to analyse the game.
It is really difficult to analyse the points of difference that will decide Wasps v Exeter as they are almost mirror images of each other.
Few full bodies were recovered after the giant towers burned and collapsed, and the effects of heat, bacteria and chemicals such as jet fuel made it all the more difficult to analyse the remains.
Speaking ahead of today's game at Swansea, marking his 16th season in the FA Cup, Wenger said: "I find it difficult to analyse the players and to know what they are capable of.
To understand the differences in each of our mental images, we have to be able to measure them – but it's inherently difficult to analyse the private goings on in someone's mind.
Due to the fact that the clinical and cell culture material that contains human bocavirus DNA is limited it is difficult to analyse the physical properties of the viral genomes and putative hairpin-structures that in turn may be difficult to amplify by PCR.
The CID spectrum is difficult to analyse and the localization of the peptide phosphorylation site is complicated.
Tumor-specific differences between the groups were particularly difficult to analyse, since the revision of the Gleason grading system in 2005 [ 15] caused a shift in the risk profile from the majority of low-risk cases in Cohort I to a majority of intermediate-risk cases in Cohort II.
Designs that make full use of the ability to alter the assignment of patients to arms of the trial in the light of new information can be complex and difficult to analyse, and the choice of prior to reflect the different degrees of belief of sceptics or enthusiasts in the clinical and patient communities can be controversial [ 12, 13, 16].
It is not difficult to analyse that the acid/alkali dual-stimuli-accelerated release characteristic qualifies SiO2-IMI as the ideal smart nanocontainers.
