Sentence examples for difficult to judge in advance from inspiring English sources

The problem with a tax on financial transactions is that it is hard to know how much money it will raise because it is difficult to judge in advance how traders will change their behaviour in response to its introduction.

That's hard to judge in advance.

Background: Timing of delivery is difficult to judge in preeclampsia.

Whether the raptorial limbs are "inflated" or not appears to be difficult to judge in flattened fossils.

The former can be used to identify the instability mode (forward or backward modes), and latter can be applied to judge in advance whether the instability occurs.

It is of course impossible to judge in advance which of the many projections (by sex, age group and cancer site) will prove to be the more accurate.

It was difficult to judge form in Saturday night's conditions.

After all, it's incredibly difficult to judge ourselves in an objective manner.

The exact nature of pleural edges is often difficult to judge, especially in flattened fossils.

In addition, the effect size of an experimental drug is difficult to judge from the preclinical data, in particular from data obtained in mice.

It is therefore difficult to judge eventual small differences in experimental curves at this temperature.