Sentence examples for making it difficult to visualize from inspiring English sources

It is highly echogenic, making it difficult to visualize the posterior segment.

In cells expressing WT::RFP, nearly all of the protein was concentrated in an inclusion, making it difficult to visualize the boundaries of the cell.

SPIOs can only passively distribute in the tumor and cannot transport through the BBB, making it difficult to visualize the infiltrative portion of brain tumors.

These changes may make intubation challenging by making it difficult to visualize the vocal cords and/or place the endotracheal tube.

The low tumor and high intestinal uptake (5.50 ± 2.09%ID/g) gives a low tumor-to-tissue ratio (0.62 ± 0.18), making it difficult to visualize the tumor at 4 h.

This data set has more collinearity than the maize data, making it difficult to visualize and detect where random noise is manifested in the OLS estimates; this represents a moderate-to-high ill-conditioning situation.

Such a representation makes it difficult to visualize and avoid disruptions in the flow of work for crews.

Introducing β into the optimization problem makes it difficult to visualize the results due to the addition of one more dimension.

The criteria of vortices associated with local low-pressure or high-vorticity make it difficult to visualize 3-D turbulent fields.

Traditional scales only track your weight, and looking in the mirror everyday makes it difficult to visualize changes that are taking place gradually.

Notably, the intense GFP-green in the microglial cells makes it difficult to visualize GFP-green signal in monocytes, without over-exposing the microglial cells.