Sentence examples for difficult to track this from inspiring English sources

It would be no more difficult to track this figure than to track any other".

While there is anecdotal evidence that many migrant health workers have a migratory itinerary, it is difficult to track this.

There were 891 such changes documented in the patient notes; however, this is likely to be an underestimate as it was very difficult to track this information in a number of cases.

Turtles are the only beasts in the animal kingdom that don hard outer shells formed from bone during embryonic development, and a scarcity of ancient turtle fossils has made it difficult to track the evolution of this unique trait.

It was those wearing masks who found it most difficult to track the pursuing animals.

"It is really difficult to track the movement of what is invisible - the pathogen".

It's very, very difficult to track the money," said Chatzis.

We also observed that we were not able to identify the initial short-lived phase of rapid vasodilation in all patients (this does not mean that the neural stimulus was absent, but just difficult to track with this technology), but when present it had already disappeared at 9 min and its analysis was difficult to standardize (time to peak versus maximum peak versus slope).

They're difficult to track down in this country, but you can order them dried online, or find them frozen in South American shops – I reconstitute a dried chilli, and pound it into a paste for Henrietta's ceviche.

While adherence may be difficult to track or measure, this challenge in part might be addressed by determining whether the intervention group experiences significant changes in problem-solving or coping.

Due to the time value of money, it matters when dollars were called in and when they were returned to investors, yet such accounting can be difficult to track and assess (although anecdotally this has improved in the last few years).