Sentence examples for makes it difficult to contrast from inspiring English sources

The lack of previous studies or statistical information on care coordination in Colombia makes it difficult to contrast the results with other studies.

Despite these efforts, the lack of available evidence and heterogeneity of the studies identified makes it difficult to compare and contrast the effective components of programs.

Although the majority of abdominal MDCT applications benefit from positive oral contrast with barium or iodine suspension, such intraluminal contrast makes it difficult to assess enhancement of the bowel mucosa.

Although contrast-enhanced tests such as fluorescein angiography (FA) are useful for ocular circulation measurement [ 18, 19], the use of a contrast medium makes it difficult to call these tests noninvasive, and repeated testing is likely to be difficult.

This makes it difficult to locate the interface boundary between resistivity contrasts.

However, the high attenuation of lipiodol on unenhanced CT scans makes it difficult to find residual or recurrent tumour at contrast-enhanced CT scans.

In contrast, the enormous scale of the power system makes it difficult to estimate and manage the losses caused by breakdowns.

It is difficult to evaluate the contrast enhancement of GGO visually and their inhomogeneity makes it difficult to place a region of interest on precontrast and postcontrast series without misregistration.

In crystalline rock in contrast, apart from clays, numerous other minerals contain radioactive isotopes, which makes it difficult to identify clay minerals on SGR logs.

"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".

"It makes it difficult to raise money".