Sentence examples for difficult to be discovered from inspiring English sources

The better VoIP quality will make the covert channel more difficult to be discovered.

The target of carbon tax is to internalize the externality of emission, however the marginal externality cost is difficult to be discovered.

Where trying to reduce large amount of data depending on many certain methodologies that are based on Similarity graph reduction (SGR) [21, 22] that will help in solving the main aim that is reducing a graph to a simple structure that will help us to reveal some information that were previously difficult to be discovered or it took a lot of time to figure out this information.

However, these dysregulation events are actually difficult to be discovered by traditional differential expression analysis (DEA), while could be captured by differential coexpression analysis (DCEA) [ 22] since they tend to display as the decoupling of expression correlation.

4. From a pathological point of view, "primary" tumors of "metastatic cancers" are often identified at the easily observable or life-threatening sites while "secondary" tumors of "metastatic cancers" are often detected at sites that are either difficult to be discovered or not critical to influence the normal life.

In a world where Amazon is knocking out hundreds of emerging authors every year, it becomes increasingly difficult for emerging authors to be discovered, so we need to think about how we build brands like John Grisham, James Patterson," he said, revealing he is a fan of Bernard Cornwell, author of the swashbuckling Richard Sharpe novels.

On the other hand, the epub market is flooded with new talent, which makes it difficult for an author to be discovered.

The number of species remaining to be discovered is difficult to estimate.

A behaviour, which is difficult to learn, might be discovered only by rare innovators and is unlikely to spread within groups by social learning (Gajdon et al. 2004; Thornton and Clutton-Brock 2011).

More than other strains of malicious code, the Storm worm has proven itself difficult to outsmart since it was discovered in January 2007.

Rebuilding the bomber depended on parts that were difficult to find; some components were discovered on shelves at air bases in the U.S. Parts that were no longer made were expensive to remake based on blueprints that were drawn when mechanics such as Byrne and McElhaney were in grade school.