Sentence examples for more difficult form from inspiring English sources
For those who want only to escape, this more difficult form of experience will be harder to assimilate.
But the goal of A Degree of Betrayal was to address a subtler and more difficult form of betrayal by a mentor.
The researchers were also able to identify a subgroup of women with triple-negative breast cancers — considered to be an aggressive and more difficult form of the disease to treat — who are unlikely to see their cancers recur after five years.
The observation that the MCI test results showed the same trend at a higher "reference" or "root" tone suggests that MCI is not merely a more complex form of pitch ranking involving sequential tones but is also a more difficult form.
And Skype is a more difficult form of communication to intercept than regular phone calls, according to the BBC.
This "more difficult" form of learning includes context generalization, involving binding between modalities, disambiguating contradictory cues, and extracting salience from background.
"So with the GeneXpert we are going to be able to tap into the big reservoir of undiagnosed cases, which is probably linked to HIV, because HIV has more difficult forms of tuberculosis than the classic form.
"The sale of debts was meant to be a behind-the-scenes move, but we're hearing of more difficult forms, poor communication and little response," he says, "The government needs to address people's concerns as a matter of urgency".
The physical situation considered in this paper has the feature that the boundary conditions on the inner boundaries are of more difficult forms.
But the mathematical models of many phenomena in the real world are enforced by more difficult forms of boundary conditions such as multi-point boundary conditions in separated or non-separated forms.
On the contrary -- Carson's murder highlights the shortcomings of a rights-based, marriage-based approach to LGBT equality, and cries out for deeper, and more difficult, forms of engagement.
