Sentence examples for more difficult data from inspiring English sources

Hence, the National Geographic data set can be seen as a more difficult data set.

And as a result your Mac will look more like everyone else's Mac and will it be dramatically more difficult for data companies to uniquely identify your device and track you".

Predicting these effects for aquatic ecosystems is even more difficult as data on the effects of temperature on denitrification in aquatic ecosystems are sparse [4].

(ii) Solving the min-cost tree insertion problem optimally becomes more difficult when data grows.

The trouble is that as companies move their data into data lakes, massive big data stores, it becomes more difficult to find data in a particular category.

Collecting this information is no more difficult than collecting data on sexual behavior in general.

Scrapping the Safe Harbour agreement would make it much more difficult to transfer data from Europe to the US to be stored in data centres.

For instance, the plan says that registered users would only be allowed to view trial information on screen, making it more difficult to reanalyze data.

It is relatively easy to compile information based on age and sex but more difficult to capture data from the complex range of factors that contribute to the impact that gender has on smoking and its health effects.

The problems are rendered even more difficult when essential data is held by agencies on different computer systems.

The kind of fieldwork they were carrying out is likely to become more and more difficult, while the data it provides becomes ever more important.