Sentence examples similar to difficult to combine this from inspiring English sources

Much has been made of the conflicting results between the two trials but this fundamental difference is rarely acknowledged, making it difficult to combine the two studies.

That's the difficult, to combine the Christmas period with focus".

It's difficult to combine the use of interior monologue with the advancement of a plot, a problem which Joyce solved by relegating plot to the far background.

Consequently it is difficult to combine the structural and statistical approaches to pattern recognition.

In addition, it is difficult to combine the results of more than one study.

Now it is not difficult to combine the two formulas (2.5) and (2.6) to see the unified formula (2.3).

Marshall originally intended to include 1980s synth music in his film, but he found it difficult to combine the music with the intense action.

It may seem difficult to combine the aforementioned antagonistic behaviors from a neurobiological standpoint.

Moreover, it can be difficult to combine the results across time points into a consistent story.

Similarly, the imaging in Figure 5 presents unnormalized changes in fluorescence, and it is very hard to evaluate this either-it would be particularly difficult to combine data like this from multiple independent experiments, again raising concern about n.

Hence the atmosphere consists of 1/5 of active air (a gas able to combine readily with substances) and 4/5 inactive air (a gas difficult to combine)." When I contemplate this in my schoolgirl handwriting, I see again the apparatus — bell jar, phosphorous, crucible lid, the trough, the water.