Sentence examples for difficult to evaluate with from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, its value can be difficult to evaluate with standard methods such as the "compliance" method.

The performance of statistical methods for modeling resource selection by animals is difficult to evaluate with field data because true selection patterns are unknown.

Especially cells that are embedded in biofilms are difficult to evaluate with such approaches.

Asplenia and polysplenia can be difficult to evaluate with MRI (Figs. 13 and 14).

However, some anatomical structures, including the pulmonary vasculature, the aortic arch and the right ventricle, are difficult to evaluate with transthoracic echocardiography, while trans-oesophageal echocardiography is limited in cases of pulmonary enlargement [5].

It is essential to evaluate the rest of the structures in the head and the neural tube, fundamentally the posterior fossa because it can be difficult to evaluate with ultrasonography.

The almost complete lack of details in the redacted report make it difficult to evaluate it with confidence, but the Pentagon's assessment that the compromised information "will have a GRAVE impact on U.S. national defense" may reflect little more than the government's own unrealistic definitions.

For example, one IT leader responsible for learning management noted that there are so many ways to code software that it's difficult to evaluate skills with a test.

Data on ages of onset across generations are more difficult to evaluate compared with collinear generations because of various confounders including ascertainment, diagnostic issues, fecundity, and temporal changes in incidence/prevalence.

It is always difficult to evaluate influence with any degree of precision.

The actual conditions and issues that create and contribute to deforestation and forest degradation are, however, more difficult to evaluate and correct with practical policy alternatives.