Sentence examples for it difficult to explore from inspiring English sources

The complexity of epigenetic regulation has made it difficult to explore its role in regulatory divergence between duplicates.

But just as research into epilepsy has been hindered by stigma, experts and advocates say the silence about Sudep is making it difficult to explore causes and treatments.

As a result, the user finds it difficult to explore in the depth direction, leading to less efficient trajectories.

This limited variability made it difficult to explore possible relations between participants' sorting performance and their gestures, and such relations are not discussed further.

One common way to manage simulation results is to use text files; however, text files make it difficult to explore the data.

However, the assumptions and processes that underlie the classical RCT make it difficult to explore these incidental factors, leaving us with the paradox that while the RCT defines placebos, we cannot easily explore placebo responses within RCTs.

Hearing about his bad boy youth, one is struck by how similar it is to his bad boy adulthood, although it is difficult to explore this theory.

Tom Francis of PC Gamer opined that it was difficult to explore the world without becoming distracted by things to do, explaining that "it's hard to walk for a minute in any direction without encountering an intriguing cave, a lonely shack, some strange stones, a wandering traveller, a haunted fort".

There are many places that we don't know because it's difficult to explore".

The area is still closed to non-nationals, so it's difficult to explore, and there are no roads.

Thus it is difficult to explore these patients' experiences of quality of care and treatment.