Sentence examples for is very difficult to detect from inspiring English sources

Since remote sensing images have low resolution and the target objects in it are very small, the conventional automatic object detection method is very difficult to detect objects accurately.

"Fentanyl is very difficult to detect at first glance," he said.

Willerton insisted that all allegations of match-fixing were looked into but added: "Corruption is very difficult to detect".

"If you don't know what the fauna is at any one point it is very difficult to detect either species moving in or species moving out", he added.

This is controversial because it is very difficult to detect these new species coming into existence accurately without the fossil data; it is more commonly determined from assumptions made from the study of species alive today using molecular evidence".

The conformational impurity in particular is very difficult to detect.

It will be very difficult to detect long-trend trends.

UWB pulses, emitted apparently at random, are very difficult to detect or intercept, and are ideal for battlefield transmissions.

Since these planets are so dim compared with the stars they orbit, they were very difficult to detect directly.

"It's very difficult to detect and discover these issues," said Ted Vucurevich, the chief technology officer of Cadence Design Systems, a company that provides design tools for chip makers.

Howard Clabo, a spokesman for Hewlett-Packard, said that "when a group of people willfully distort the truth in their financial results, it can be very difficult to detect".