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

The connexion of this metal sheathing to earth is more difficult to specify but in general it is stipulated that its resistance must not exceed one ohm.

It is more difficult to specify the patient pathway in diabetic retinopathy because of the variability of treatment for this condition (one or both eyes treated, pan retinal treatment versus focal macular treatment, limited extent of laser treatment able to be provided at one visit and the need for retreatment).

Vocabulary is more difficult to specify, as Latinoamérica is really big and Spanish has lots of variants.

The effects of a receive action are more difficult to specify, as an agent needs to dissect the meaning of the message.

The Cox proportional hazards model uses the partial likelihood function as the baseline hazards are unspecified, and therefore can be more difficult to specify.

Other boundaries were more difficult to delineate.

Many studies also adopted an incremental costing approach from which it is more difficult to transfer/generalise findings, unless the prior level of existing services and infrastructure is clearly specified, which was rarely the case.

Here that is more difficult to achieve.

K-mixing is more difficult to analyse.

Timbre is more difficult to describe.

It is more difficult to interpret.