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

However, less stability of hammering and its response makes it difficult to detect deterioration and crack accurately.

The high background N2 concentration in the atmosphere makes it difficult to detect soil N2 emissions.

But in most cases the pressure is emotional, which is what makes it difficult to detect.

And there is a lot of "noise" from signals on Earth which makes it difficult to detect faint signals.

They can, for example, pass through the Earth without interacting, which makes it difficult to detect neutrinos and to measure their properties.

Diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) is performed by a two-dimensional (2D) multislice method; however, due to finite slice thickness and slice gap, there is a partial-volume effect that makes it difficult to detect the net q-space signal.

It makes it difficult to detect small scaled deformation.

Its futuristic profile made it difficult to detect on radar – even the black paint used, full of radar-absorbing iron, helped hide it.

It's often compressed into pills or mixed with other drugs like heroin and cocaine, making it difficult to detect and upping its potency.

"It is that Al Qaeda is adapting its methods in ways that oftentimes make it difficult to detect".

Its acute angles and special coating make it difficult to detect on any enemy radar.