Sentence examples for make it difficult to appreciate from inspiring English sources

Others have complained that the patterned parquet floors and the cube-shaped ceiling designs make it difficult to appreciate the paintings.

Although Gravina et al. showed a depolarization with CPA in mouse [5], which might be expected to increase force and Ca2+, the absence of a Ca2+ sparks-STOCs (spontaneous transient outward current) in myometrium [9], make it difficult to appreciate what the underlying mechanism may be.

The small sample size of this study has made it difficult to appreciate significant differences between the two study populations, which would otherwise become appreciable in a larger sample.

It was a sound that made it difficult to appreciate that you were also in a place where human ingenuity has achieved worldwide celebrity.

The Emerson players surely attended to every detail with their customary care, but the gulf between players and listeners made it difficult to appreciate their efforts fully.

Frederick Winslow Taylor makes a great villain, but Stewart needs him to be ridiculous, which makes it difficult to appreciate Brandeis's argument: there was waste, there were inefficiencies, and Taylorizing did improve the standard of living, at least as measured by consumption.

One of the biggest hurdles to better money management is having bank, credit and investment accounts at different institutions, making it difficult to appreciate what is coming in and what is going out.

Moreover, some of the combinations led to similar futures, which made it difficult to appreciate the connections between the drivers' assumptions and resulting impacts, whether it be population increase with the most far-seeing special policies or the less sustainable policy with the slower demographic growth.

However, these cells secreted lower levels of IL-6 and PGE2 as compared to wt MSCs, making it difficult to appreciate the role of individual molecules.

This may have made it difficult to appreciate significant immunologic changes seen in these studies.

Finally, the small sample size and single-center nature of our study made it difficult to appreciate significant differences between the two study groups.