Sentence examples for more difficult to apprehend from inspiring English sources

Or merely more difficult to apprehend?

The sale of body armor is closely regulated in many countries, to prevent criminals, terrorists, and other undesirables from making themselves more difficult to apprehend, like Ned Kelly.

Kurtosis, skewness and entropy are usually more difficult to apprehend and interpret.

This also suggests that certain students may find the subjective domains of patient interaction (e.g. narrative, individual psycho-social dimensions of illness experience, etc) more difficult to apprehend, interpret and/or incorporate into schema of clinical reasoning.

If it is the case, you should really repeat this a few more times instead of providing data in this shoddy format which is both difficult to apprehend, and does not correspond to data which had been documented sufficiently thoroughly.

The reasons for Twitch's success are difficult to apprehend.

Of all the show's objects the most difficult to apprehend is the one you can't see, or know, at all.

Its stability upon exposure to light and anoxia remains difficult to apprehend.

The behavior of composite laminates subject to notch based stress concentrations is difficult to apprehend, especially the mechanisms of damage progression leading to total failure.

But as compute power far exceeds human capacity, it is increasingly difficult to apprehend the future implications of Moore's Law.

The terms Internet of Things and Big Data are currently subject to much attention, though the specific impact of these terms in our practical lives are difficult to apprehend.