Sentence examples for difficult to correct the from inspiring English sources

"It's an unprecedented government role, designating citizens as suspect" while making it difficult to correct the information if it is wrong, said David L. Sobel, general counsel of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.

A limitation of this method is that it is not only difficult to correct the errors made in the segmentation later on, but these errors degrade the performance of the subsequent clustering step.

However because the Bootstrap introduces a bias in the error estimates that is difficult to correct, the above procedure samples without replacement and tests only for a restricted null hypothesis (i.e., "bad" data split).

It also becomes more difficult to correct the sodium toxicity as the soil clay content increases.

It is difficult to correct the match number of patients in gender.

In this case it is more difficult to correct the effects of choking by sediment, although it can be done by back-wash pumping.

It can be difficult to correct these errors after the license has been filed.

Furthermore high body core temperatures are difficult to correct during the procedure in the case of unpredicted technical problems and only a minority of experienced centers so far use additional distal perfusion.

the deterioration of the nutritional status in the elderly appears to be a quick process and difficult to reverse; advanced malnutrition is more difficult to correct in the elderly than in the young.

"It is very difficult to correct and the operation has to be done under a microscope because the vocal cords are relatively small," Professor Birchall said.

In a sense, these types of errors are more difficult to correct than the types of misconduct cases recently discovered in Boston and New York, insofar as they are a natural byproduct of the way people think and cannot simply be 'willed away.' Is there a way to prevent the problem?