Sentence examples for particularly difficult to read from inspiring English sources

They are particularly difficult to read in women with dense breasts.

However, after the exclusion of two outlying values, that had been prospectively flagged (prior to analysis) as being particularly difficult to read by the more experienced ultrasonographer, the ICC for this region was 0.67.

Certainly, the current cycle is peculiarly difficult to read.

Persistent hyperlactatemia is particularly difficult to interpret in septic shock.

Non-fatal officer-involved shootings are particularly difficult to study.

The hepatic hilar area is particularly difficult to interpret.

The scene, not to say the future, is difficult to read, particularly if you're trying to interpret psychological signs.

To date MRI scanning has not been used for primary population screening because the specificity is too low but it can be effective in detecting recurrence when mammograms are difficult to read particularly after radiotherapy.

Because tablet PC screens are difficult to read outdoors, particularly under direct sunlight, it limited the options for confidential interview space.

It is difficult to read some of Wolfe (particularly when he discusses race) without having the feeling that you are, slyly, being condescended to.

He's too difficult to read.