Sentence examples for more difficult hence from inspiring English sources

For locally symmetric varieties, the constructions are more difficult, hence rigidity results are not enough to decide in concrete cases whether a given variety is locally symmetric.

Different subjects in our study found different transitions easier or more difficult; hence we sorted them according to accuracy separately for each individual, and then combined the sorted data.

Thus, the method for selecting cases has a crucial impact on whether the cases are more difficult (and hence more educational) or more representative of the routine workload (and therefore more relevant to performance surveillance).

Normalising death may help allay some of the fears that can make talking about death and dying more difficult, and hence projects like this may facilitate discussions about end of life in the long term.

Mr. Bush may have wider latitude to make the kind of moves now that might prove more difficult a year hence.

The EVA40consists of more plastic (crystalline) phase and hence the nanofillers find it more difficult to disperse and hence form relatively more agglomerations, whereas in high vinyl acetate grades, the amount of free volume is more and hence the fillers can disperse relatively easily.

More broadly, the spectacular increase in American inequality has made the gap between the rich and the middle class wider, and hence more difficult to cross, than it was in the past.

However, such novel techniques are not widely available and they are often more complicated and hence more difficult to adjust and interpret compared to now common CM and TM regimes.

While several workers have tried the use of GA for automatic history match in synthetic reservoirs, only a few attempted natural reservoirs which are more complex and hence more difficult to deal with.

It is also interesting to consider the case (m<1): the function (varrho ^m-varrho ) is concave, but the negative coefficient (1/ m-1)) finally gives a convex function (which is, unfortunately, not superlinear at infinity, hence more difficult to handle).

Noise filtering at Step 3 is less effective because of interpolation, which makes noise to become spatially correlated, and hence more difficult to reject, at least with conventional LMMSE estimators.