Sentence examples for difficult to enumerate from inspiring English sources

Indeed, because they interact and spread from one to another, the affects will be difficult to enumerate.

Also, since the amount of data often increases exponentially with dimensionality, multiple dimensions are becoming increasingly difficult to enumerate [24].

bAn estimate of Akwesasne's population is given because residents in this community are notoriously difficult to enumerate.

The breadth of petrochemical research that falls within the scope of Applied Petrochemical Research, makes it difficult to enumerate the topics that are of potential interest.

Censuses are known to undercount the homeless and migrants, especially undocumented migrants and the highly mobile, although other sub-groups are also difficult to enumerate (Carr-Hill 2014).

Although C. septicum is readily cultured from diseased tissues it can be difficult to enumerate due to its tendency to swarm over the surface of agar plates.

This is a difficult task, however, because such formal models and their, often infinitely many, consequences are hard to enumerate and understand.

Capture-recapture methods emerged as an adaptation of techniques used by wildlife researchers to obtain better counts of difficult-to-enumerate wild animals.

A comparison of model fits via standard techniques of likelihood ratio testing or AIC is complicated by the fact that because HIV models are estimated from the same sample that is being used to compare their fits to other models, it is difficult to correctly enumerate the effective number of rate parameters (and degrees of freedom) in HIV models when applied to a single training set.

Until recently, species delimitation methods that provide valid biological evidence for the early stages of lineage divergence have been difficult to properly enumerate.

Central memory (Tcm) HIV-specific CD8+ T cells are rare in progressive HIV infection and difficult to accurately enumerate by flow cytometry [ 10].