Sentence examples similar to is difficult to evoke from inspiring English sources

A conceptual-linguistic perspective suggests that many abstract concepts are difficult to evoke with sounds.

Because there's no single recipe, the taste is difficult to summarize, but many vermouths evoke a marmalade, with its balance of bitter and sweet.

Bilaterally deaf pups are often identified by breeders without clinical testing, but unilateral deafness is difficult to detect without brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER) testing [ 2].

The present study did not record field potential responses in cortex, so it is difficult to know if the responses they evoke at 10 Hz in cortex are augmenting or recruiting.

A clear distinction between cholinergic effects evoked by epithelial and those evoked by neuronally released ACh is difficult to make and may even be impossible in cases when release occurs from both systems.

Conservationists often complain that it is difficult to gain popular support for saving sharks—animals that tend to evoke fear rather than sympathy.

Conservationists often complain that it is difficult to gain popular support for saving sharks — animals that tend to evoke fear rather than sympathy.

However, this effect is difficult to interpret functionally or relate to known visually evoked MEG components, due to the blurring of responses just mentioned.

Since the macroevolutionary pattern of shared descent occurs via clagodenesis, it is difficult to depict this pattern in a static diagram without evoking tree-like characteristics.

The entire banal exchange evokes the Upton Sinclair quote, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it".

Moreover, until the source distribution of visually evoked activity is better understood, it is difficult to assess whether or not any individual study has accurately reconstructed the true source state of the cortex.