Sentence examples for most difficult to analyze from inspiring English sources
Ms. Lecroc finds the handbags of Japanese women the most difficult to analyze.
Emphasis is on the analysis of images of mostly amorphous, poorly ordered soot structures, as these are the most difficult to analyze.
The individual classifier that is most difficult to analyze is perhaps the generic classifiers 個 ge, as the property it selects is famously difficult to capture precisely.
He makes room for non-linguistic thought in humans, recognizing that visual perception and imagination are "in a sense most difficult to analyze, a thinking in color about colored objects" (SK I §37: 305).
Toxaphene and chlordane are multicomponent mixtures and analytical standards are available for some, but not all, major components, which makes them the most difficult to analyze among the eight OCPs on the POPs list.
Perhaps the most illuminating, and difficult to analyze, element is a narrative field where consumers describe the problem they encountered with their vehicle.
Unfortunately most of this topics are difficult to analyze in traditional laboratories, this paper presents a virtual laboratory on Hybrid Electrical Vehicles specially designed to illustrate the power flow and the energy management algorithms involved in this type of device.
GPCRs are not abundant compared to most cytoplasmic proteins, and are difficult to analyze by gel-based techniques such as 2D-difference gel electrophoresis (DIGE) due to their inherent hydrophobicity and insolubility in standard detergents.
Chronic exposure to multiple toxicants is common but difficult to analyze, and most prior studies have focused on adults or newborns, creating a gap in our understanding of multitoxicant effects among adolescents.
To avoid excess formation of insoluble polymers that are difficult to analyze by NMR, most copolymerization reactions were quickly quenched after 10 min of reaction time.
LONDON — Eileen Hogan has never lacked admirers, not least among her fellow artists, but how she achieves the effects she does in her work has proved difficult to analyze even for the most expert of eyes.
