Sentence examples for difficult to be discriminated from inspiring English sources
The similarity of the hydrated ionic radii of Na+ and K+ make them difficult to be discriminated from each other, and this constitutes the basis of Na+ toxicity (Blumwald 2000).
In the FDG-PET/CT images (b), arrows are pointed at the localizations where tumors were found at dissection, but the signal was difficult to be discriminated from the intestines.
Outside of the lab, isn't it difficult to tell that you're discriminated against by an algorithm?
In Figure 10c, CS and CP can be clearly discriminated, but it is difficult to discriminate the CR from normal conditions, and there are five misclassification samples.
At this time it is difficult to discriminate if the former is due to strong interaction with the substrate or if it really corresponds to native mechanism.
While it is usually less selective than kinetically controlled separation, thermodynamically controlled processes can be advantageous when adsorbates are very similar in size which would be difficult to discriminate by kinetic separation9.
However, it is difficult to rapidly discriminate between the B. bovis and B. bigemina species.
However, the data in Fig. 5 shows that it is difficult to systematically discriminate between the participants.
However, it is difficult to clearly discriminate difference between the preinjury and the various recovery phases by visualization alone.
However, it is difficult to clearly discriminate between the cortex and medulla because of the frequent lack of the arcuate artery in the specimen.
