Sentence examples for it is difficult to classify from inspiring English sources

In the traditional recognition approach, only one classifier is used; thus, it is difficult to classify all radar emitter signal samples.

Because of Sudan's great cultural diversity, it is difficult to classify the traditional cultures of the various peoples.

They are, in fact, so individual that it is difficult to classify them at all, although peculiarities in the planning and buttressing of the outer walls gives them some similarity to the French cathedral of Albi (begun 1281).

Because of this, it is difficult to classify dissolution as an attribute that will not limit shelf life.

The whale is included as a last problem case because it is difficult to classify without the MRCA criterion.

This again suggests under (or no) reporting of such type of cases, as it is difficult to classify such type of patients according to present IHS classification.

Titled Love Remains, it was difficult to classify.

It's difficult to classify Dermansky's work.

In this figure, both IBS (red) and noIBS (blue) samples are mixed, indicating that it was difficult to classify the samples according to the distance matrix.

The patients' subjective symptoms were very diverse, and it was difficult to classify their problems specifically, such as paresthesia, dysthesia, and anesthesia, because a significant number of patients who appeared to have anesthesia could feel pain and/or touch.

It's difficult to classify which type of Liftie you might come in contact with, so use caution when approaching Lifties in their lairs as they have been known to bite.