Sentence examples for difficult to reliably from inspiring English sources

Increasing the density of data that can be stored on a tape makes it more difficult to reliably read information.

What's even more confusing is that because clients' needs and circumstances vary so significantly, it's very difficult to reliably judge the quality of service a lawyer provides.

The small number of suitable companies listed on the market, and the high return volatility of individual equities make it difficult to reliably achieve superior returns.

Even under a Bayesian framework with which updating of the parameter values is naturally implemented, it may be difficult to reliably estimate dynamic ranks of players due to relative paucity of data.

This makes it difficult to reliably estimate changes over time for an individual tree.

This of course requires an Internet connection to work, which obviously made it difficult to reliably demo here at MWC.

Multi-static passive radar (MPR) systems typically use narrowband signals and operate under weak signal conditions, making them difficult to reliably estimate motion parameters of ground moving targets.

However, as feature matrix X is generally multi-dimensional with a continuous distribution, the joint mutual information I X, Y) is thus extremely difficult to reliably estimate.

However, when the input SNR is low, as evident in Figure 2c,d, it is difficult to reliably obtain chirp parameters corresponding to each bistatic link.

Reproduction cost is more difficult to reliably estimate6 and generally less useful than replacement cost in refining studies and is not commonly employed.

The place kick is the standard method used to score points, because the pointy shape of the football makes it difficult to reliably drop kick.