Sentence examples for difficult to separate whether from inspiring English sources

"It has become difficult to separate whether the increase is due to climate change or fewer toothfish," Dr. Ainley said.

It is difficult to separate out whether fried food consumption per se or other correlated unhealthy lifestyle interacts with genetic predisposition to adiposity.

Breathiness is generally treated as a continuum that is difficult to separate into "breathy" and "modal" whether sorting is based on perceived quality, acoustics, or the underlying glottal configuration [10].

Secondly, mixed PQ events are also difficult to separate because the constant incremental energy does not indicate whether a transient is coupled or not.

And even more daunting, it's difficult to separate the role of upbringing from that of genetics in determining whether and why some people want to exercise and others don't.

These clinical entities may be difficult to separate in clinical practice but the independent associations of viruses and bacteria were similar whether the presentation was dominated by clinical signs of pneumonia or by wheeze.

They are even more difficult to separate.

It is difficult to separate the tapestry.

Yet the issues are difficult to separate.

"It was difficult to separate myself".

It is difficult to separate the investigators from the investigatees.