Sentence examples for difficult to size from inspiring English sources

But, even in courts where the lawyers themselves are allowed to do the questioning, it's difficult to size up the candidates with any precision.

CNN and MSNBC also took the unusual step of broadcasting live audio of the hourlong hearing, as did many news websites, making it difficult to size up the exact audience for the arguments.

Another disadvantage of the agarose method is that few large fragments are generated, and they are difficult to size.

To avoid PCR product sizes at 250 bp that would be difficult to size correctly with the DNA standard (LIZ500), in this study PCR product size was set to 90 210 bp or 270 400 bp.

Close ups make the picture difficult to size for ID photos.

Corner fat lesions in lateral slices are not assigned a weighting for size, because it is difficult to assess size in relation to anterior posterior diameter on this curved part of the vertebral body.

The second is that it's difficult to cook — size alone makes it awkward, and penetration of flavors is an issue.

Early marine corrosion under coating is difficult to detect, size, and predict using visual methods and current nondestructive testing (NDT) techniques.

As a result, it is often difficult to separate size effects in these studies.

Because of the tremendous growth induced by transgenesis, it is difficult to compare size- and age-matched transgenic and nontransgenic individuals.

These numbers are grouped into size bins and from these it is difficult to infer the size distribution of private sector firms.