Sentence examples for difficult to completely eliminate from inspiring English sources
Though it is very difficult to completely eliminate the chances of corrosion, suitable retrofitting strategies can be introduced as a measure for the retrofitting of corrosion damaged structures to gain its original strength.
Although some composite embankments, such as the rubble and thermal pipe revetment joint embankment, have been successfully applied in the Qinghai Tibet Railway, it is difficult to completely eliminate the sunny shady slope problem along the CMR because of the complicated engineering geological conditions and the bad permafrost environments.
However, owing to task complexity, it is difficult to completely eliminate the mistakes.
It is difficult to completely eliminate the birth of new neurons in infant mice, but by genetically engineering dividing neural stem cells to self-destruct the team was able to achieve about a 50% reduction of neurogenesis in the animals, Frankland says.
While these disagreements will likely require more research to refine what does and doesn't work about leadership decapitation, what's evident is that terror groups are often heavily structured and networked entities that are, unfortunately, difficult to completely eliminate.
Medication confounds are difficult to completely eliminate or adequately control for statistically.
That's why it's difficult to completely eradicate them.
A complex situation which adds to the sense of powerlessness is when they try to give information but realize that the older adults, significant others and care givers have different perspectives and find it difficult to understand the limited possibility to completely eliminate the pain.
A new method to measure the total energy density of waves traveling in opposite directions in ducts is suggested in order to completely eliminate phase errors that lead to bias errors and are difficult to control in industrial tests.
