Sentence examples for more difficult direction from inspiring English sources

Solovay set out to prove the other, much more difficult, direction by contraposition.

The results indicate that distortion is more difficult in the directions normal the c-axis than along to it.

As the grooves got closer together, it became more difficult to determine their direction.

In those experiments increasing the concentration of quinol increases the extent to which the reverse Qi to heme bH reaction interferes with the forward reaction making the flow of electrons through the b-chain in the forward direction more difficult.

He argues the transition from a Gram-positive membrane structure to a Gram-negative membrane would be much more difficult than the other direction, so this excludes the root from the single membrane prokaryotes.

Hazard will be a much more difficult opponent, in both directions, but the kind of form that Mata is in could mean he is the match-winner at Stamford Bridge yet again.

It may be slightly more difficult to follow these directions if your team is of a sport that is not widely popular in your country.

In bulk Si and Ge, the threshold displacement energies are shown to be dependent on the crystallographic direction and the atoms are more difficult to be displaced along the [110] direction.

These results suggest that in bulk Si and Ge, the Eds are strongly dependent on the crystallographic direction, and the atoms are more difficult to be displaced along the [110] direction.

By contrast, the path direction is more difficult to forecast because of the lack of the nodes' spatial information and the high cost of operation and maintenance [8].

Today, defining objectives and setting priorities at local level becomes more and more difficult as the nature and direction of urbanisation is increasingly influenced by global economic integration and the struggle of countries, and indeed, individual cities, to be competitive in the global marketplace (Cohen, 2004).