Sentence examples for difficult to separate a from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to separate a surface-active material from a wastewater with a high viscosity by foam fractionation.

As the wheel rail lateral forces at two sides of the wheelset are difficult to separate, a new derailment criterion by combined use of wheelset derailment coefficient and wheel unloading ratio is proposed.

No. 2 -- It is difficult to separate a series of trades negotiated by Al Campanis and Claire through the '80s and '90s that, in addition to Martinez, cost the Dodgers a valuable array of young pitchers -- John Franco, Rick Sutcliffe, Dave Stewart and John Wetteland -- while netting virtually nothing in the way of long-lasting return.

[J-LV] It's still difficult to separate a change in function in time from a change in therapy.

188 Certain psoriasis treatments can cause gastrointestinal side effects, and it could be difficult to separate a diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease from these side effects.

Another complication in assigning responsibility is that it is often difficult to separate an individual's own sexist behavior from systematic sexism.

The salmonid whole genome duplication hypothesis makes it is difficult to separate an analysis of species relationships from gene phylogeny.

Since late stage NPC patients treated with cisplatin were included in this study, it was difficult to separate an aging and radiation in patients with cisplatin versus no cisplatin.

While Black [ 9] draws a distinction between PROMs and patient-reported experience measures (PREMs), in practice it may be difficult to separate out a patient's perceptions of a clinical condition and their reported experience of clinical care related to this.

These proposals are the most difficult to separate and a slight change in score can push a proposal below or above a funding line.

Also, the individual iron oxide whiskers were occasionally difficult to separate from a TEM image due to their variable size and surface topography.