Sentence examples for more difficult to position from inspiring English sources

Intraoral films are flexible, CCD-type sensors however, are stiff and therefore much more difficult to position in the mouth of the patient.

It is more difficult to position the major axis of oval tunnel parallel to the lateral intercondylar ridge because there was no straight line.

C-μ2 was more difficult to position into density due to its high B-factor in the crystal.

During standing, it is more difficult to position the leg at precisely the same angle at all events.

- I am bound to an area due to two-body problem (my spouse has TT) so it is much more difficult to find position.

Although it's safer than dancing en pointe, it's actually more difficult to hold positions in demi-pointe.

While the quarterback can largely be isolated (ESPN created QBR as a way to try to improve quarterback evaluation by assessing his contribution to scoring points), it is much more difficult to assess each position on, for example, the offensive line, because the players' work is so tied together.

Changes in neutral density, affecting the orbits of space debris objects, can be very dangerous because it makes it more difficult to predict their position, making it very important to secure better predictions by improving the current models (Klinkrad 2010; Lewis et al. 2011).

Understandably, with the rules constantly changing it becomes more difficult to manipulate top positions, or, many prefer not to follow the rules or have difficulty in adapting to them, so they quit doing SEO.

It is more difficult to localize their positions of phosphorylation, especially when multiple accessor sites are in close proximity.

Motorbikes also exhibit large roll angles, which makes it more difficult to estimate the vehicle position in the lane.