Sentence examples for measurement difficult from inspiring English sources

The occurrence of dens erosion can, however, make this measurement difficult to obtain.

The complexity of stress mechanisms makes stress measurement difficult to quantify and interpret.

Due to the high concentration of enoxaparin the resultant decimal dose makes precise measurement difficult.

As a result, it is necessary to estimate those secondary fluxes (e.g. by numerical models), thus making the measurement difficult and indirect.

The strain of the whole PSi stack tends to decrease with annealing time, as previously observed, except for the HPL-2 annealed for longer 120 min. That sample however, because of its very low pillar density, showed a tendency for flaking when handled, which made the measurement difficult.

**The muscular layer was disrupted, which made the measurement difficult.

Home networks are configured in a variety of ways, and the traffic in and out of a home uses different technical specifications, making truly accurate measurements difficult, he said.

At periods above 1 s, the SNR is low and the spatial distribution of the (mainly anthropogenic) noise sources limits our ability to reconstruct Green's function, making dispersion measurements difficult.

Alternatively, UDF could have been connected with a data feed, which would have enabled execution of UDF immediately after reception of tweets, but would have made UDF measurements difficult.

In rocks, magnetic and paramagnetic cations in pore fluid may interact with nanoparticles and affect the magnetic resonance properties of the nanoparticles, which in turn makes interpretation of NMR measurements difficult if this effect is not accounted for.

The cracks were found primarily in loose sand, which made measurements difficult.