Sentence examples for most difficult to identify from inspiring English sources

Although followers are often the most difficult to identify, they can be the easiest to persuade if you know which buttons to push.

The body of Paul Elisha, 32, the security guard, who was apparently looking at the underside of the truck with a mirror attached to a long stick, was the most difficult to identify, Dr. Makata said.

Dr. Beliz noted that some school gunmen — Mr. Lanza, for example — have already left school when they turn to violence, and that such cases are the most difficult to identify and prevent.

It also shows that summer and winter hunts are the most difficult to identify and may go unnoticed in small or poorly preserved samples, and those without fetal long-bone diaphyses (for winter).

Small gallstones, which are intrinsically the most difficult to identify, are the most likely to cause obstruction by becoming impacted in the gallbladder neck.

The objective of this research was the identification of a series of neuropsychological tests suitable to be used to assess an individual's ability to drive and especially of those individuals that are questionably demented or are in a subtle state of cognitive decline (and therefore are the most difficult to identify).

In condensin-depleted cells, the deficits in kinetochore assembly (especially stretching) made most kinetochores more difficult to identify morphologically (Fig. S3).

Depending on the context, it may be preferable to filter out these communications, but they remain, most of the time, difficult to identify in the datasets.

In the waveform data, contaminations of coda waves from the mainshock into the onset of body waves from the triggered event are found at most stations, making it difficult to identify the onset.

Although most of the SSFs are difficult to identify, those assigned positions in modern taxa, or in their stem groups of evolutionary "aunts" or "cousins", enable scientists to assess the pattern and speed of animal evolution on the strength of the small shelly evidence.

This lack of agreement makes it difficult to identify most appropriate test for LTBI diagnosis among HIV-infected patients.