It's often compressed into pills or mixed with other drugs like heroin and cocaine, making it difficult to detect and upping its potency.
The makeshift tanks also lack water level gauges, making it difficult to detect leaks.
The disease's latency period can last up to five years, making it difficult to detect.
Mr. Turchioe learned that deer bed down on windy days because their sense of hearing and smell are disrupted, making it difficult to detect predators.
For others, the ringing or rushing is constant, making it difficult to detect the differences between normal and abnormal brain activity in an individual.
Mr. Wainwright also pointed to the huge volume of containers passing through large ports, often making it difficult to detect smuggled goods.
Notice that (MCC,, kappa ) and (J) show little increase from SMR5 to SMR7, making it difficult to detect such difference.
In other indirect bridge identification methods, the road profile may excite the vehicle, making it difficult to detect the bridge modes.
However, less stability of hammering and its response makes it difficult to detect deterioration and crack accurately.
Its futuristic profile made it difficult to detect on radar – even the black paint used, full of radar-absorbing iron, helped hide it.
"It is that Al Qaeda is adapting its methods in ways that oftentimes make it difficult to detect".
