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

Taking into consideration the small amount of foreground objects, it is difficult to propose any separation.

It is difficult to propose a standard reference region for all neurological diseases since patterns of affection vary widely.

Nonetheless, it is difficult to propose clinical applications of combined PET/MRI at this stage, where first prototype systems are being validated in clinical and research settings [20].

It is difficult to propose patterns corresponding exactly to the method proposed by Mierswa [50], due to lack of information about their system.

Without greater understanding of the distinct mechanisms, it is difficult to propose a specific activity that would result in a specific benefit or outcome.

It is well known that it is difficult to propose an uniform analytical method for all types of the NLPDEs, and the Riccati-Bernoulli sub-ODE method is no exception.

They soon found, explains THESIS chairperson Christopher Mues, who is also a PhD student in mathematics, that with the lack of a comprehensive, up-to-date national survey on the country's PhD students, "it was difficult to propose improvements when we didn't have real data on the current situation".

However these models require an elastic plastic constitutive law which is difficult to propose due to the presence of high cycle secondary hardening observed on 304 stainless steel.

Colchicine is also used for the management of Behcet's disease and cirrhosis so is difficult to propose the unifying mechanistic explanation for the positive effect of colchicine for the diseases with such different ethiology.

Strict implementation of any rules and regulations at home is difficult to propose by any government.

In the same way that there is no a universal dosage of sodium nitroprussiate to decrease systemic vascular resistance, it would be difficult to propose a universal level of PEEP for all patients with respiratory failure.