Sentence examples for difficult to asses this from inspiring English sources
Often controversial and difficult to asses, this type of programme is out place on the federal level and has little chance of gaining wide acceptance without proven success.
The absence of information on measles virus genotypes circulating in the Republic of Belarus has made it difficult to asses the situation.
Some important clusters seem to appear, however it is difficult to asses the relevance of individual nodes.
These studies were conducted prior to the era of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) and had significant methodological differences that made it difficult to asses the true effect of pregnancy on HIV disease progression [15].
Unfortunately, histone modifications tend to be highly correlated, which makes it difficult to asses the relative importance of the variables (marks) [ 23].
It is difficult to asses the adequacy of the numbers of qualified human resources at first referral hospital level, but there is reason to suspect that an average number of qualified CEmOC staff of 1.7 in urban districts and 2.6 in rural districts is far too low given the workload at these facilities.
This is especially relevant for those terms that are difficult to asses, such as recharge from river infiltration during floods, which we have found to be very important.
Due to these characteristics, the hypothesis of malignant transformation was difficult to asses.
The recent explosion at China's Tianjin seaport and the still continuing poisons spewing out are only the tip of a big iceberg, and the lack of transparency only makes it less visible and more difficult to asses and address.
Although the evolutionary history of large protein families is complex and difficult to asses, recent studies have established a well defined phylogeny for TRIM proteins [ 28].
The physicians found it difficult to asses claimants with a mental diagnosis or an unclear 'physical' diagnosis: "You actively have to search for what exactly is going on.
