Sentence examples for more difficult to examine from inspiring English sources

"However, it's a little more difficult to examine this in humans, simply because they live so long!

One possible explanation is that these patients are more difficult to examine [20].

The history of the king is more difficult to examine, and the researcher can only speculate on their origins.

We are good at finding reasons to justify what we believe, but it is much more difficult to examine critically and sincerely our deepest beliefs.

Fast glycolytic fibers seem more difficult to examine with this method for technical limitations of different nature.

Assessing biodiversity in the microbial world has always been a difficult problem: not only are microorganisms inherently more difficult to examine and differentiate by classical methods, but it is also not clear if the theoretical taxonomic frameworks, applied to more familiar life forms, even apply to the diversity of microbial life.

It is one thing to examine a single nutrient like omega-3 fatty acids or vitamin D, but much more difficult to test a diet in which many different nutrients are involved.

However, post-cracking behaviour is more difficult to analyse.

K-mixing is more difficult to analyse.

Because the SMC is so close and bright, it offers a chance to study phenomena that are difficult to examine in more distant galaxies.

This was a pilote trial, and it is difficult to examine the same subjects more than three times.