Sentence examples for difficult to disentangle whether from inspiring English sources
Given that most participants preferred the darker and taller objects, it is difficult to disentangle whether our RT findings reflect interference from the task-irrelevant relation or the relatively greater bottom-up salience of displays in which one object was both darker and taller.
Though it is difficult to disentangle whether this effect is due to the rescheduling of working hours or due to changes in the employment flows, the results from a panel analysis suggest that immigration raises the probability of improving natives' schedules and that it reduces the natives' risk of having undesirable schedules.
It is difficult to disentangle whether the effect was caused by sexual selection or care type since these two traits are highly correlated [38].
Thus, at this stage it is difficult to disentangle whether the audiovisual tau effect in infancy (and perhaps in adults) is based on an undifferentiated or differentiated representation of space and time.
As Streiner and Norman [ 27] highlighted, we found that it was sometimes difficult to disentangle whether an assessment belongs to concurrent validity or construct validity.
This makes it difficult to disentangle whether male preferences for large-bodied females reflect preferences for body size itself or for behavioral modifications associated with large size.
Stepfather presence is undoubtedly linked to multiple confounding factors which are often difficult to disentangle, leading us to question whether stepfather effects are simply down to stepfathers.
The possibility of a relationship between antibiotic use and later asthma or other atopic disease is difficult to disentangle from the potential confounders such as whether the key exposure relates to the infection or the antibiotic [ 118].
