Sentence examples for more difficult to reflect from inspiring English sources

"One is that when Cronulla is portrayed as a problem area it becomes more difficult to reflect more broadly on the problem of racism in Sydney and in Australia.

Nonetheless, it does seem right to notice that problems with specific terms can render it more difficult for women to communicate about important elements of their lives, and probably also more difficult to reflect upon these elements (Hornsby 1995).

In addition, using human dignity as a blanket argument against all forms of human cloning makes it much more difficult to reflect rationally on the true risks and benefits of the technology.

Tier 2 strains are more difficult to neutralize and reflect the majority of primary HIV-1 isolates.

Opposite regulatory patterns between young seedlings and internodes of high Brix genotypes are more difficult to explain, but could reflect differential developmental-dependent controls.

The role of previous imprisonment as a factor in avoiding isolation and restraint is more difficult to explain, unless it reflects a learning process on the part of inmates, whereby they become familiar with the way the institutions work and adapt to avoid such measures.

The relative abundance of each mosquito species in the collections and by geo-location is more difficult to interpret since it may reflect the influence of various factors including the sampling method which targeted only endophilic species.

Genetic effects on Cd accumulation in erythrocytes are probably more difficult to identify because erythrocytes only reflect exposure within the last 3 months because of their limited life span.

While comparing these rates between subgroups of the population can be useful, it must be noted here that changes over time in the rates of hospitalization for these conditions are more difficult to interpret, since they could reflect more aggressive management of ambulatory-sensitive conditions in emergency departments or better management by primary care physicians.

The causes of the remaining differences are more difficult to interpret as they could reflect that the tissues used in generating our transcriptome are not all inclusive, the inclusion of transcriptional responses to heat in P. borchgrevinki, as well as the disparate evolutionary histories of both species.

26 The variability observed between individual animals within one model and between different models makes it more difficult to draw conclusions, but also reflects the variability observed in human pathology.