Sentence examples for is difficult to correlate from inspiring English sources

As tantalizing as the rankings may be, it is difficult to correlate them to the number of books sold, unless you are J.

In addition, because of the limited geographic range of many species, it is difficult to correlate strata between regions of the world.

Overall, the ESMs are good for exploring wage variation, which is difficult to correlate with observables.

In other words, it is difficult to correlate global properties of complex systems with the properties of the individual constituent components.

However, it is difficult to correlate each other due to the difference in treatment and the dose of drug given in the intravenous route.

Since the thermal processing and irradiation strongly depend on the location of the grains within the regolith and its location on the asteroid, it is difficult to correlate structural effects with noble gas contents not measured on the same grains.

Some of these can be well correlated to the standard European ammonite biozones; however, many stratigraphic sequences in Asia and North America are difficult to correlate globally.

It's difficult to correlate, but it's at least a step in the right direction," he said.

The different literature reports are difficult to correlate due to the large variances.

This results in time delays between rows giving rise to distorted and blurred images which are difficult to correlate with, for example instantaneous numerical simulation results for nondestructive evaluation.

"If you're just posting a brochure online, you rarely know if that person that just called you found you on the Web, and so it's difficult to correlate the phone call to the check you just wrote for an online ad," says Marc Barach Marc Barach, Ingenio's chief marketing officer.