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

In United States, fewer scanning angles are made within the WSR-88D radar which makes it more difficult to detect the overhang.

It has been determined, however, that the lower rate of lesbians tested by regular Pap smears makes it more difficult to detect cervical cancer at early stages in lesbians.

Thus, this error makes it more difficult to detect true differences between populations or to identify relationships between variables.

This is a false impression which affects other situations and makes it more difficult to detect the leukaemogenic effects of obstetric radiography in a prospective survey than in a case-history survey, and essential to look for these effects beyond the period affected by the in utero deaths.

Such a bias would have a conservative influence on our results, making it more difficult to detect an association between detectability and relative morph frequencies in the wild.

20 Performing a study when wasting is at its lowest might make it more difficult to detect an effect of mass antibiotic treatment.

Stainless steel is softer and rougher than Inconel, making it more difficult to detect tiny cracks within the natural imperfections of the steel, Mr. Hartsfield said.

The induced false targets make it more difficult to detect and recognize the true target.

The life history of long-lived species masks the accelerated rate of genetic drift, making it more difficult to detect recent bottlenecks by loss of genetic variation.

This would have made it more difficult to detect an impact of the intervention.

This homogeneity might have made it more difficult to detect variations in GHQ-12 scores.