Sentence examples for difficult to identify in from inspiring English sources

It is not difficult to identify in hindsight tips that should have been made but were not.

Thanks to nanotechnology we can pick up minuscule quantities of substances which are otherwise very difficult to identify in the bloodstream".

Dr. Jonasson and others developed a method to isolate and analyze BMAA, which had been very difficult to identify in the environment.

US officials have for years warned that so-called "lone wolf" terrorists, unconnected to established and monitored extremist groups, are notoriously difficult to identify in advance of an attack.

Then, object contours can be difficult to identify in the output of such an operator.

The gallbladder may be difficult to identify in chronic cholecystitis, especially when filled with stones.

In fact, being a relatively thin fascial band, the MPFL is sometimes difficult to identify in all knees.

The formalism is used to capture inter-object relationships that are difficult to identify in the object-oriented design approach.

Project teams currently often find it difficult to identify in advance what the impact of a proposed change will be.

Although it is a useful metric for preoperative risk stratification, frailty can be difficult to identify in patients before surgery.

The attributes of a 'four-systems-tract' sequence are at times difficult to identify in outcrop-scale carbonate successions.