Sentence examples for is more difficult to attribute from inspiring English sources

On a molecular level it is more difficult to attribute the precise role played by glucose, which could exert an impact through growth rate, ppGpp production/degradation by SpoT, overall energetic state or any number of host pathways under catabolite control.

Results are more generalisable, but it is more difficult to attribute differences in outcomes between comparison groups to the particular intervention or characteristic under observation because of potential differences in baseline patient characteristics or because of losses to follow-up.

"There are many others that our systems catch which are more difficult to attribute specifically to Russian intelligence, but the number would be in the tens of thousands of fake accounts…".

"An individual event is more difficult to ascribe or attribute to climate change, but when you step back and look at the how the probability of these events is changing, that's a much stronger argument," James Kossin, a tropical cyclone specialist with NOAA, told VICE News.

The morbidity associated with CSE is more difficult to evaluate, as adverse events are often erroneously attributed to the cause of CSE.

In contrast, the anatomy of the shoulder is more difficult to understand and ultrasound examinations of the shoulder have been attributed one of the steepest learning curves [ 27].

The natural language GUI provides more functionality than the implemented attribute based GUI, but is more difficult to use.

It is more difficult to say whether the below-average rainfall in the last decade can be attributed in part to climate change.

This could be attributed to the fact that this "spendthrift habit" of patients is more difficult to be influenced by physicians, whose decision-making capacity is therefore reduced.

The DTD is more difficult to encode and understand unless the filename must be first (or must be an attribute).

In contrast, the evolution of the resonance at g=2.040 at 10 K (attributed to an axial form) is not obvious and is more difficult to follow.