Sentence examples for difficult to reliably assess from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, only a small proportion of proteins in these PPI networks have reliable functional annotations (e.g., according to KEGG orthology), making it difficult to reliably assess the quality of a predicted network alignment.
Many observers — United Nations personnel in Syria, Arab diplomats and opposition activists — stress that it is difficult to reliably assess the state of the government.
This apparent temporal and spatial variation in fuel loads make it difficult to reliably assess potential fire behavior from remotely sensed canopy variables to determine risk and to prescribe treatments.
This need is particularly important for naturalistic mnemonic capacities, such as autobiographical memory (recall of events and facts from one's past), because it is difficult to reliably assess in the laboratory.
Zinc status is difficult to reliably assess (2 – 4 ).
The low statistical power of this study makes it difficult to reliably assess the association between e-cigarette availability and area of deprivation.
The microcirculatory response in patients with sepsis clearly influences clinical outcome, and biomarkers to reliably assess this response have been difficult to elucidate.
In the end, data by itself was enough to reliably assess a user's spatiotemporal schedule.
