Sentence examples for particularly difficult to assess from inspiring English sources

Metrics aren't everything: It's particularly difficult to assess progress with metrics.

But they could lose seats too: Missouri and South Dakota where Mr Bush has campaigned vigorously for the Republican candidate look most vulnerable.One Senate seat which is particularly difficult to assess is Minnesota.

The level of uncertainty at a given point in time is therefore particularly difficult to assess.

The majority of the studies on the dynamic behavior of peripheral reflexes and evoked cortical responses in migraine have focused on habituation instead of sensitization, probably because it is particularly difficult to assess sensitization by calculating "sliding" averages using successive blocks of few responses.

The passive behavior of a building, moreover, is not effortlessly synthetized: conditioned buildings may be easily compared just summing the hourly consumption of primary energy, while buildings with no thermal plant need more sophisticated statistical analyses because in these kind of buildings, it is particularly difficult to assess the effect thermal inertia.

Prosecutors argued that it must have been particularly difficult to assess the situation for the intervening police officer, because when he entered the room "Elwy Okaz and Alex Wiens were both covered in blood and Elwy Okaz had just managed to grab the handle of the knife with his hand, making it appear as though he was the attacker".

PET/CT provides an accurate assessment of the extent of disease, particularly in areas difficult to assess for metastases by CT and MRI such as the mediastinum and supraclavicular region.

As a stigmatised behaviour, alcohol use is difficult to assess, particularly in the context of highly mobile adult male populations: the simple assessment methods here show that it is feasible to obtain adequate data for the purposes of intervention design.

And while such forecasts on economic impact are often bandied about by elected officials and tourism boosters, their accuracy is difficult to assess, particularly in the case of a public display like "Waterfalls" that has no admission charge and can be taken in during a walk, a bicycle ride or even while taking the subway — or sitting in traffic — over the Manhattan Bridge.

The current Papanicolaou (Pap) test is difficult to assess, particularly for the conventional smears used in India, where liquid based cytology (LBC) is not affordable.

9 The relative contribution of ACTs to reducing malaria transmission is difficult to assess, particularly in the context of changing population coverage with insecticide-treated nets (ITN) and indoor residual spraying (IRS).