Sentence examples for difficult to scrutinize from inspiring English sources

A sensitivity analysis for the Mendiara Glarborg mechanism indicated that remaining uncertainties of the rate constants implemented in the recent H/N/O models are difficult to scrutinize unambiguously due to experimental uncertainties.

While Musk's campaign contributions are public record, a large subset of government contracts have been more difficult to scrutinize.

The physiopathology of malaria in pregnancy is difficult to scrutinize and attempts were made in the past to use animal models for pregnancy malaria studies.

The stair-step appearance of the colon surface hinders endoluminal viewing, making it difficult to scrutinize the scans for small polyps.

Because Threadflip's focus is in secondhand clothing and accessories, it can sometimes be difficult to really scrutinize products on smartphone screens for minute signs of wear that could influence buying decisions.

But Mr. Conyers and Mr. Nadler wrote that they found it "outrageous that the very agency that is charged with rooting out discrimination would make it so difficult for the public to scrutinize its own civil rights record".

That makes it difficult for the public to scrutinize why certain demographic groups perform so much better on the SAT than others.

Important assumptions and biases in information technology are mostly obscured and subsumed in 'black-boxes' in ways that make it difficult even for the experts to scrutinize them.

It's a difficult job to juggle, and an easy one to scrutinize.

But with the McCains' money in Cindy McCain's name, as dictated by a prenuptial agreement, the senator's finances are more difficult to assess and scrutinize than those of many other political candidates.

Citizens need time to scrutinize the candidates.