Sentence examples for difficult to identify than from inspiring English sources

But biological agents are far more difficult to identify than chemical ones like nerve gas.

As a consequence, the multiple-impact patterns of tube-support interaction are much more difficult to identify than isolated force spikes.

Although this fits with our prediction that plausible manipulations would be more difficult to identify than implausible ones, the pattern of results for geometrical inconsistency, shadow inconsistency, and addition or subtraction do not support our prediction.

Dipteran larvae are generally more difficult to identify than the adults, they live in aquatic (fresh water), semi-aquatic, or moist terrestrial environments (Unwin, 1981 and Scudder & Cannings, 2006).

Because sillimanite is typically found farther away from the garnet, the depletion zone of sillimanite around the garnet is much more difficult to identify than the biotite depletion zone.

However, none were as strong as the gum tragacanth peak in Fig. 7, which makes gums more difficult to identify than proteins, since this peak could also indicate the presence of oxidised degradation products [21].

Since the outgroup of EV71 was difficult to identify, other than for the VP1 region, results are expressed as the average divergence between EV71 and different species of HEV-A.

The BBC's Alice Budisatrijo in Surabaya says concerns are growing that the remains will be too difficult to identify after more than three days in the water.

Most likely, other pathogen bacteria exist that are even more difficult to identify by cultivation than is A. schaalii.

Our review deals with studies of prognostic factors and, as they are most often retrospective, it is much more difficult to identify unpublished data than it is with clinical trial data.

Second, the 2-fluorophore images are, in general, more difficult to identify and reject than images with 3 or more fluorophores: 2-fluorophore images generally have fewer photons than images with 3 or more fluorophores, and are larger in cross-section.