Sentence examples for more difficult to delineate from inspiring English sources
Careful reconsideration of the work at Chalsa and Nameri (Kumar et al. 2010) in eastern Nepal, the bracketing age in the trench, suggests 1154 1264 AD (mean 1201 AD) and 1039 1215 AD (mean 1126 AD) increasing the possibility of 1100 AD event instead of 1255 AD event, making it even more difficult to delineate the two events from the trench (Table 1).
This suggests that other ATP dependent migration promoting processes, which are morphologically more difficult to delineate (and therefore association with local CK-B recruitment goes undetected) may also be fuelled by CK-B.
Other boundaries were more difficult to delineate.
However, the motives or reasons for the act, are less clearly described, and may be more difficult to delineate.
For nursing personnel, the calculations for cost savings are more difficult to delineate because the underlying assumption is that personnel number can be decreased with this device.
35 46 50 114 116–118 This appears especially relevant with serrated lesions where the resection margins appear more difficult to delineate.
Timbre is more difficult to describe.
However, while it was possible to make some general statements about the bdelloid communities at the listed sample sites, the lack of resolution of 18S rDNA compared to 28S rDNA [ 32] makes it difficult to delineate the more recent clades of Bdelloidea.
Without more accurate and precise information about their sturctures, it would be extremely difficult to delineate the mechanism of action of these proteins, and how their functioning is altered in the presence of GAs.
However, the cell counting may be more reproducible in the centre of the tumour, the invasive/peritumoural margin being potentially difficult to delineate reliably and thus difficult to incorporate in the daily practice.
The boundaries of this culture area are somewhat difficult to delineate, because the traditional cultures in the Southeast shared many characteristics with those from neighbouring regions.
