Sentence examples for difficult to survey from inspiring English sources

Voters' preferences are difficult to survey and, potentially, more volatile.

By inhabiting rainforest landscapes, for elephants are much more difficult to survey or study.

Inhabiting the thick jungles of Central and West Africa, forest elephants are more difficult to survey.

Moreover, one-night polling in a city that is notoriously difficult to survey isn't likely to lead to the most accurate survey.

However, the large gene sizes and lack of mutational hotspots make it difficult to survey for disease-causing mutations in clinical practice.

The most recent Des Moines Register poll – the most respected polling in a state that is notoriously difficult to survey – gave Clinton a slender two-point lead last week.

The truth is that birds can be among the more difficult animals to survey.

The applied method allows a fast and objective screening of large, heterogeneous and difficult-to-survey areas, and as such especially useful for the evaluation of post-mining landscapes and reclamation processes.

However, the rapidly growing body of metabolic information makes it difficult to effectively survey and utilize all available resources.

However, it has proven difficult to broadly survey for variation in RH2aα/β λmax via microspectrophotometry (MSP) due to their fairly close λmax values and the noise inherent in MSP [ 32].

There are limits to what we can say from survey data – it is difficult to obtain survey information from the very top of the distribution (for example, it is unlikely that Bill Gates has been included in the US sample we analysed), so it is impossible to test with our data whether this is true at the very top of the income scale.