To enable planning for the adequate dental intervention, the oral medicine team must understand the general status of patient and the intensity of the chemotherapy, which is sometimes difficult to be fully appreciated by dental staff.
The sense of being appreciated is difficult to quantify, said Dr. Marlene Belfort, a molecular geneticist with the Wadsworth Center of the New York State Department of Health, but impossible to do without.
Bioprocesses are appreciated as difficult to control because their dynamic behavior is highly nonlinear and time varying, in particular, when they are operating in fed batch mode.
Even more difficult to appreciate is the influence of heritable epigenetic factors, and the exact relationship between genotype and phenotype.
a-PHB is fully amorphous, and the crystalline regions of the PPA component were difficult to appreciate after being blended.
Low-contrast targets are difficult to appreciate and are the bane of radiologists, e.g. the isoechoic lesion on ultrasound and the isodense lesion on computed tomography (CT) that can be recognised only indirectly, through contour irregularities or displacement of identifiable adjacent structures.
The vast area and incredible beauty are difficult to appreciate without being there.
Part of what made the book so shocking at the time – something that it is difficult to appreciate now – was the way it took on events such as Kristallnacht.
I acknowledge that the enormous importance of this may be difficult to appreciate if you're not a semi-feudal politician, but work with me.
Although the Ne of a bacterial population is difficult to appreciate and would be at least much lower than the census population size [ 53], M. aeruginosa often forms a bloom with extremely large numbers of cells (sometimes exceeding 106 cell/ml [ 55]) with a high level of neutral genetic diversity [ 13], and is thus likely to fulfill the latter condition [ 54].
There is a dynamism in the text that is difficult to appreciate if it is overread.
