Sentence examples for difficult to monitor in from inspiring English sources

Hugh Robertson, the Olympics minister, said: "Up until this point illegal betting has not been a huge problem at the Olympics but it was difficult to monitor in Beijing.

He thinks Mr Teles is wrong to claim that the size and scope of government are a separate issue from its incoherence.Government has become complex and difficult to monitor in large part because it is trying to do so many complicated things.

A novel method was introduced based on a type of profiling elastic press roller to solve the problem that soil compaction pressure is difficult to monitor in real time.

There is also a trade-off to be made in relation to labour conditions: The entrepreneurs propose that their involvement in the country can strengthen the rights of workers, whereas Swedish union leaders warn that such rights are difficult to monitor in a closed country like North Korea.

The dynamic cellular migration during gastrulation is also difficult to monitor in an opaque X. lavis embryo.

Many developmental processes depend on proper fucosylation, but this post-translational modification is difficult to monitor in vivo.

And the anti-retrovirals, protease inhibitors and other drugs involved are toxic and difficult to monitor even in patients in Manhattan.

Lack of data on the health and well-being of older people in the country makes it difficult to monitor trends in the health status of adults and the impact of social policies on their health and welfare.

Coastal ecosystems can be difficult to monitor effectively in the field due to spatially discontinuous and unpredictable processes such as encroachment, erosion and succession, while coverage of large extents is very expensive.

Modern science doesn't understand sleep very well because it is very difficult to monitor sleep in a non-invasive way".

However, if a few NMPM-CSC molecules were inactivated, it would be difficult to monitor this in the above spot test.