Sentence examples for difficult to decide one from inspiring English sources

"It became difficult to decide one over the other, because I never really loved any of them," she said.

It is equally difficult to decide on the optimal treatment for each patient.

Without such explicit criteria, however, it is difficult to decide on the best instrument.

With an unmoving head and one eye, it can be quite difficult to decide if one twig is in front of another.

Almost 200 are listed on the EQUATOR (Enhancing the Quality and Transparency of Health Research Networkk's website and they vary in authority, usability, and breadth, making it difficult to decide which one(s) to use.

Since both take different factors into account, it is difficult to decide which one of them should be preferred.

New tools continue to be developed with improved accuracy or specificity making it difficult to decide which one(s) to use for genome-wide prediction of protein locations.

Many different methods exist for orthology detection, which makes it difficult to decide which one to choose for a particular application.

When pathogens are endemic, for example, MRSA or Clostridium difficile in healthcare facilities, it can be difficult to decide whether one or more outbreaks are under way or whether there has simply been a general rise in the incidence of infection.

2 There is often a multiplicity of data in trial reports that makes it difficult to decide which ones to use in a meta-analysis.

Surgery rearranged some of her organs and removed the excess limbs, which were attributed to a “parasitic twin.” In individual cases, it may be difficult to decide whether there is one person or two.