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

Such estimates are prone to error, but it is difficult to correct estimates of survival for such errors when the pattern of the errors is not known.

It is difficult to correct the match number of patients in gender.

Although it is difficult to correct for dietary and cultural differences in a cross-cultural study, the gross pattern emerging from the existing epidemiological data do not support this prediction of the thrifty gene hypotheses.

However, it is difficult to correct sufficient samples for estimating recombination rates by above analysis because T. muenninki is endangered and has been protected by the Japanese government as a natural treasure since 1972.

The wide confidence intervals estimated in an example with high HIV prevalence indicate that it is difficult to correct statistically for the bias that may occur when a large proportion of people refuse to test.

You hear them counselling clients on the corridor's but it is difficult to correct them as they are older and they feel that they know" (a female urban VCT provider).

He said he had repeatedly lied about his background - saying he had a bachelor of science degree when he never finished college - because once he told the lie a first time it was difficult to correct.

Similarly it was difficult to correct clubfoot deformities when knee could not be brought into flexion [9].

In these conditions it's difficult to correct or improve behavior" (p. 135).

It may be difficult to correct, but other start-up problems should be easier to resolve.

Thus it will be difficult to correct reaction efficiencies by adjusting the mixing ratio.