Sentence examples for difficult to delineate from from inspiring English sources

Layer IV of this area, was less prominent than in FG2 and difficult to delineate from layer III.

The main challenge in studies of this type is that workaround behaviours are difficult to delineate from other behaviours [ 16].

The clinical presentation of cercarial dermatitis can be difficult to delineate from the picture of cyanobacterial dermatitis.

While conventional MR imaging is usually adequate for demonstrating the primary tumour before treatment, diffusion-weighted imaging can aid in the post-treatment evaluation since post-treatment changes can be difficult to delineate from small foci of tumour recurrence as they can both enhance similarly when using conventional MR or CT.

Mice and rat models have stretched, diffuse pancreata which can be very difficult to delineate and separate from neighboring tissues, especially without the aid of CT.

During aggregations, members of different gangs may come in close proximity to one another, so that it is difficult to delineate one gang from another (Galat-Luong et al. 2006; Patzelt et al. 2011).

Careful reconsideration of the work at Chalsa and Nameri (Kumar et al. 2010) in eastern Nepal, the bracketing age in the trench, suggests 1154 1264 AD (mean 1201 AD) and 1039 1215 AD (mean 1126 AD) increasing the possibility of 1100 AD event instead of 1255 AD event, making it even more difficult to delineate the two events from the trench (Table 1).

In trials of combined interventions, it was difficult to delineate duration of training from the other intervention components.

Because the border between VA and VM is difficult to delineate precisely, we extracted a "virtual border" from a standard rat brain atlas (Paxinos and Watson 2007) and used it to divide the intensely GAD67-immunoreactive BZ accordingly.

However, longer duration studies are also compromised for assessment of lung injury, as it is difficult to delineate the inflammatory response to the sustained inflation from the inflammatory response to the subsequent ventilation strategy.

There is a surfeit of cross-sectional studies, making it difficult to delineate substantive differences in body image disturbances across pregnancy from sample-specific differences and sampling error.