Sentence examples for difficult to reliably identify from inspiring English sources
All agreed, however, that it was often extremely difficult to reliably identify counterfeit products, and all but impossible to identify incorrectly stored ones.
It is quite variable in color, size, and shape, which makes it somewhat difficult to reliably identify in the field.
However, several of the technicians with high false positivity rates had performed very few tests overall, making it difficult to reliably identify those with higher expected long-term rates.
Nonetheless, it remains difficult to reliably identify patient wishes regarding care decisions.
It is therefore sometimes difficult to reliably identify all potential progenitors of polyploid species.
As Zhang et al. [ 4, 10] noted, it is difficult to reliably identify VW and FW resistance QTLs.
Additionally, it would be difficult for less experienced practitioners to reliably identify clinical signs encountered so infrequently.
I do wonder if classism might have played a role, but it is difficult to prove and I believe the inability to reliably identify classism contributes to a workplace culture where such prejudices go unnoticed and unaddressed.
To reliably identify causes, as opposed to correlations, a higher standard of evidence is required: the controlled trial.
Thus, attempts to reliably identify such tumours through functional imaging or biochemical analysis are required.
