Sentence examples for nearly impossible to study from inspiring English sources

His findings may help conservationists protect species that are rarely seen and can be nearly impossible to study.

But because of the itinerant nature of their work, it is nearly impossible to study and document what is occurring.

"The complexity is nearly impossible to study and predict ahead of time," Dr. Lasseter said of the current grid that connects one region of the country to another.

Although francium remains hidden and its isotopes' fleeting half-lives make its chemistry nearly impossible to study, scientists are able to predict what its chemical properties are like based on what we know about its smaller sister elements found in the same row of the periodic table; lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, and cæsium.

It is harder to study things in the air than things on the ground, harder to study things that change rapidly than things that change slowly, if at all, and nearly impossible to study a global system such as weather in the absence of any kind of real-time global communications.

He calls these pathways "canopy highways". And what he learns about these routes, located some 70 to 100 feet above the forest floor, could help conservationists protect monkeys and a range of other species that are rarely seen and can be nearly impossible to study.

The size of full-thickness rotator cuff tears has been shown to be a major factor in the success or failure of their treatment, and it is nearly impossible to have a study of the effect of treatment in patients with only one size of tear.

Though no studies exist to prove or disprove this theory (and it would be nearly impossible to conduct such a study), anecdotal evidence does indicate that many people use naloxone to reverse an opiate drug overdose without summoning emergency medical assistance.

Although exact figures are nearly impossible to come by, one study estimated a global fisheries rebuilding effort would cost approximately $200 billion.

Since it's nearly impossible to conduct a scientific study amid a crisis, a major caveat with this research is that it's relying on self-reported emotions following the event.

It would be nearly impossible to describe every single study examining links between environmental chemicals and autism.