Sentence examples for difficulty to decipher from inspiring English sources

Criteria used for inclusion of subject were the following: (1) presence of a bilateral AMD condition stable over the last year (table 1); (2) visual acuity ranging between 1.5 logMAR and 0.9 logMAR in the best eye; and (3) complaints of reading disturbances consisting essentially of gross difficulty to decipher long words.

Most consumers do not recognise the hazard concealed therein and will have difficulties in, or not attempt to decipher the often illegible text in the list of ingredients.

Dr Keith Flett (@kmflett) London Socialist Historians Group Martin Kettle rightly draws attention to the difficulty MI5 would have had in trying to decipher Christopher Hill's notoriously illegible handwriting.

Owing to this inherent difficulty we chose to compare tumour vs. tumour and normal vs. normal and integrate the results to decipher changes specifically caused by exposure to asbestos.

Considering the difficulty in differentiating haplotype effects from true interactions statistically (21, 24), future functional work is needed to decipher any haplotypes like those in HLA (45) or real functional interactions (34, 46, 47).

They were trying to decipher a quote.

DORY is different and difficult to decipher.

I watched them closely, trying to decipher the story.

How then to decipher his obsessions, which include plastic bottles?

PROFANITY -- Presumably none, but Pokemon babble is hard to decipher.

The night before, Steve Rose and David Thomson tried to decipher David Lynch's Mulholland Drive.