Sentence examples for is difficult to classify because from inspiring English sources

"Spore" is difficult to classify because it merges a bunch of different game types.

It is difficult to classify R1827X channels because they show an apparent gain‐of function due to a hyperpolarizing shift of the window current (Fig. 8c), which is likely due to the increase in Po (Fig, 11d).

For many constructs, it is difficult to classify individuals unambiguously, because there is no shared agreement of how people at the extremes are like, which relates back to the conceptual ambiguity of these constructs.

The whale is included as a last problem case because it is difficult to classify without the MRCA criterion.

While the M2 M5 samples were considered contaminants, it is difficult to classify them as sequencing or amplification errors because the same eight base changes were very unlikely to have arisen independently in each of four reactions.

To use the cutoffs for minimal clinically important difference (MCID) as success criteria has a large potential bias, simply because it is difficult to classify patients who report that they are "moderately improved".

173 It is difficult to classify trans fat isomers as ruminant or industrial because of shared food sources, and self reported intakes can be incorrect because of outdated food databases and the rapidly changing trans fat content of foods.

Because of this, it is difficult to classify dissolution as an attribute that will not limit shelf life.

Because of Sudan's great cultural diversity, it is difficult to classify the traditional cultures of the various peoples.

Basinski's music is difficult to classify.

Mr. Caymmi (pronounced kah-EE-mee) is difficult to classify.