Sentence examples for difficult to perform but from inspiring English sources

RCTs in pediatric surgery are difficult to perform, but the specialty would benefit from well-designed, carefully conducted, multicentre, clinical RCTs to advance evidence-based practice.

"There are some commonly used moves in stripping — various pole tricks, some of which are very difficult to perform, but that doesn't make it choreographed," Mr. Goldfarb told the judges, who interrupted him several times to ask whether he was drawing a distinction between low-class performances and high-class dances.

Experiments in the open ocean are by nature logistically difficult to perform, but EIFEX was particularly grueling.

Maybe we've never seen Mozart conduct his own symphonies, but he did a pretty damn good job of writing down his works of genius ― difficult to perform but timeless when achieved.

Conventional methods are not only technically difficult to perform but also have limitations such as low sensitivity and specificity.

Reliable studies of quality are difficult to perform but appear to show that care processes improve; it has been harder to demonstrate that improved outcomes of care result.

"It was difficult to perform well, but we will win in Sudan because the atmosphere will be calmer".

"It was difficult to perform well, but we will win on Wednesday in Sudan because the atmosphere will be calmer".

Make your monologue emotionally rich without overdoing it; Shakespeare's work can be difficult to perform without overacting, but keep at it!

This may be of particular interest in polar areas where it is difficult to perform continuous biological monitoring but where a long time series of Acoustic Doppler Current profiler data is available.

Our results endorse the fact that US is more difficult to perform in overweight patients, but that it is still of great value.