Sentence examples for difficult to visualise on from inspiring English sources

These may be difficult to visualise on MRI.

Stress fractures of cancellous bone are difficult to visualise on radiographs, and a sclerotic bone reaction is easier to appreciate on CT.

A retrocaecal appendix can occur in 20.1 65 % of patients [34, 35] and will be difficult to visualise on US [6, 24, 30].

In addition, BLAST comparisons will often produce overlapping hits, which are difficult to visualise on a static flat image.

Members of one of the groups, boys aged 11 12, found it difficult to visualise the impact of cars on pedestrians at all, or even to question vehicle design from the pedestrian's point of view.

Since adaptive landscapes are very difficult to visualise, biologists have developed simplifications that focus on particular aspects.

On the other hand, contradictory data existing in a large dataset can be difficult to visualise especially when traditional data analysis and visualisation tools are employed.

On craniocaudal projection, the mineralisation was more difficult to visualise.

His insight was so original, he received a knighthood for it.In this section The usual suspects Fighting malaria Egalitarian engines Focusing on perfection ReprintsGeometrically, the idea is not so difficult to visualise (see diagram).

On craniocaudal projection, the meniscal mineralisation was more difficult to visualise.

E8 is rather more difficult to visualise.