Sentence examples for difficult to explain a from inspiring English sources

I think it will be very important and very difficult to explain a life like Mary's to her great-grandchildren.

Her experiences taught her a general rule: "it is difficult to explain a Web site to someone who hasn't seen one".

It's more difficult to explain a general lack of turnovers than it is to diagnose the cause of an actual giveaway, but if we consider each individual player, there are some trends in Boston's play that can – in part – explain such a dramatic improvement.

If 12 defeats in 13 matches against Australia on the Ashes tour was difficult to explain, a comprehensive thrashing by a part-time team who do not play Test cricket was even tougher to fathom.

It is clinically difficult to explain a mortality benefit with albumin that only emerges beyond 28 days.

Therefore, it is difficult to explain a shared spectrum of transcriptional targets of H1 and CHD1 by a direct biochemical link between the proteins.

Such a gradient is difficult to explain on a simple afferent connectivity basis, as the primate's spinothalamic system projects in similar proportions to the granular insula and its adjacent operculum.

The marker hypothesis is further supported by the strong association between hypoglycemia and outpatient mortality, a finding that is difficult to explain by a direct effect of inpatient hypoglycemia on survival.

Likewise, the absence of CD4 cells increases the susceptibility to S. pneumoniae [16], which is a solid finding, although still difficult to explain on a mechanistic basis [14].

At first sight it appears difficult to explain how a small amount of Nrf2 resident for a short time in the nucleus produces greater gene transcription than a greater amount of Nrf2 in the nucleus resident for longer.

The genomic rearrangement in BR1 is a complex duplication difficult to explain using an NHEJ model, but compatible with a replication fork switching mechanism such as FoSTeS/MMBIR.