Sentence examples for difficult to review the from inspiring English sources
Whilst the elevated consequences of these risk call for some level of regulation, the intrinsic uncertainty and low probability of their occurrence makes it difficult to review the evidentiary scientific justification, to assess costs and benefits and to identify the means by which the goals can be pursued (Simoncini 2013).
It is very difficult to review the tables in general, and especially the Table 3.
With the paper system, it is difficult to review the CHWs' visits and data on a daily basis; the team leader could oversee the data collected and intervene only when the CHWs submit their forms.
Without a standardized definition, it is difficult to review the literature systematically, but the incidence of aneurysms is highly variable with reports of 5% to over 60% [ 6, 9– 12].
But it is difficult to review this book without acknowledging the role Murakami played in the second one, which will hopefully be out some time next year.
Therefore, it is difficult to review how accurate the results are.
Software technical notes are useful contributions to the literature and the state of the art but difficult to review.
Children's books are probably the most difficult of all to write; they are certainly the most difficult to review.
We have written about the Black Crowes and their new record, "Warpaint," before, but we have not reviewed the album, in part because we have not heard it, and it's difficult to review a record without hearing it.
The drawback of ultrasound is that it is extremely difficult to review serial examinations and is insufficient when planning surgical re-excision of a recurrent sarcoma.
