Sentence examples for difficult to be distinguished from inspiring English sources

But these two kinds of segments are difficult to be distinguished.

In fact, these video pairs are very difficult to be distinguished according to the feedback of the viewers in the subjective tests.

The O1s peak of Co3O4 should locate at ~ 529.8 eV [43], which is difficult to be distinguished from the O Ti bond.

As a result, the non-unique artifacts left in the images make them more difficult to be distinguished from each other.

Figure 2b shows an enlarged pattern (from 2θ 60° to 70°) to show the difference between Al2O3 and NiAl2O4 peaks, which were difficult to be distinguished due to its broadening.

Specimens of B. monoica bearing undivided obovate to lanceolate leaves (Fig. 1i, j) are extremely similar to and difficult to be distinguished from B. kaempferi; misidentification and confusion of the two species are common both in herbarium collections and the literature.

Therefore, it is difficult to distinguish bauxite from kaolinite using optical microscopy.

These three species are difficult to be morphologically distinguished.

In the future, closely related species that are difficult to distinguish may be set apart employing species-specific biomarker peptides.

At times, so dense is the material, it's difficult to distinguish who is speaking or thinking.

It is difficult to distinguish what is God given talent and what skills truly give beyond what is rewarded with money.