Sentence examples for more difficult to detect from inspiring English sources

Uranium, however, is somewhat more difficult to detect than plutonium.

And that would make it more difficult to detect.

So it has become more difficult to detect.

"It is more difficult to detect and much more difficult to survive.

movers and dumptrucks, which may have made Guzmán's ­tunnel-builders more difficult to detect.

This type of forgery is more difficult to detect than the copy.

Although more difficult to detect, interactions between genotype and environment are involved.

An increase in asthma attacks, heart attacks and stroke would be more difficult to detect immediately.

The severe aphid outbreak in the western NY trial may have made it more difficult to detect differences among treatments.

But it is far more difficult to detect lower-level outbreaks that infect a few people over a wide area.

This results from the continuous nature of the paradigm and critically only makes it more difficult to detect an effect.