However, because of land ownership patterns, it was difficult to decouple environmental from disturbance factors associated with management strategies across multiple ownerships.
In many of these studies it has proven difficult to decouple metacognitive accuracy from age-related changes in performance.
Until now, it was difficult to decouple the latter two processes and accurately predict viral fate.
The dissolution of Ru is governed by a combination of morphological (surface density of defects) and electronic (surface energy) effects, which are difficult to decouple.
For example, naturally derived materials often encode innate biochemical cues, making it difficult to decouple the mechanical and biochemical effects.
While the novelty of cyber diplomacy makes it often difficult to decouple military from diplomatic activities, there has to be an increased effort to collaborate; otherwise, conversations around cyberwarfare will remain "lost in translation".
The strength of world economic growth would enable Europe and Asia to "decouple" from the American economy.
Meanwhile it is difficult to decouple and ensure system stability over its full operational range using simple PI controllers.
"The stock market is starting to decouple from the economy," he said.
Time To Decouple From Japan.
