Sentence examples for more difficult determination from inspiring English sources
The more difficult determination of male than female LRS is reflected in the strongly female-biased number of topically relevant experimental studies, which is also due to the importance of female LRS as a standard parameter in life table and population growth studies.
Recent waveform modeling suggests significant topography (Dai et al. 2012); however, determination of the amplitude is a more difficult problem than determination of the wavelength.
For a large earthquake in a remote area, it is more difficult to determine the fault dip angle because of the poor determination of the location of seismicity.
It could be that the determination of the perpendicular distance of the force is more difficult than determining the perpendicular distance of components of the force.
That task is made more difficult by Mr. Florio's determination to make the bill as comprehensive as possible.
Since they are older, any obvious volcanoes or other volcanic features may have been eroded or otherwise obliterated, making a definitive determination more difficult.
There will undoubtedly be other statutory schemes utilizing compelled self-reporting and implicating both permissible state objectives and the values of the Fifth Amendment which will render this determination more difficult to make.
This means that the SNR is lower and thus the reflector height determination is more difficult using the L2 signals.
Monica Hesse of The Washington Post remarked upon the conclusion of the case that the division between what is considered libel and satire was murky, and asked whether this determination was more difficult to make on the Internet where speech can be amplified by others.
Jacobson adds that the "shade confusion" problem is "more difficult" and "far different from" the "determination of the similarity of words or symbols". Brief for Respondent 22.
Whether domestic law protects the same right of self determination is a more difficult question.
