Sentence examples for more difficult see from inspiring English sources

Following boma abandonment, high tree densities between nearby glades probably deter wild herbivores by making predator detection more difficult (see below).

Within the class of switching diffusion processes, when the discrete event process or the switching process depends on the continuous state, the problem becomes much more difficult; see [1, 2].

Open plan offices have made these tactical meetings a lot more difficult (see also: using the work phone without feeling awkward, eating a stinky, fish-based lunch) but don't let that stand in your way.

Since the critical benefit-to-cost ratio always increases sublinearly with λ, the net effect is to make cooperation more difficult (see Figure 3C).

If a higher frequency is used (e.g. 0.5 Hz) there is considerable 'droop' of the square wave, making identification of overshoot and stepped saccades more difficult (see Fig.  2).

The additional coverage and diversity of GENCODE Comprehensive transcripts leads to the identification of many more genic variants than RefSeq, however, transcriptional complexity can also make variant interpretation more difficult (see Additional file 14: Figure S9).

Misuse can be easy to see as damage and more difficult to see as in the case of prolonged overloading.

All of those moments will become more difficult to see and hear as the security buffer around him expands.

Others find it more difficult, and see it as 'denial' or 'out of date'.

There is no justification for it except a Biblical one (see #2), which makes it slightly more difficult to see Israel's motives as purely secular.

"Those that go go into it with an investment hat on can find it more difficult to see results.