Sentence examples for particularly difficult to separate from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to sum up the contributions made to criminology and crime policy by the work on opportunity– and particularly difficult to separate this work from other important strands of environmental criminology.

In addition to considering full species, records of some rare subspecies are considered and, in a few cases, the committee considers indeterminate records (birds that belong to a pair or group of rare species that are particularly difficult to separate, such as frigatebirds or dowitchers).

Period effects and cohort effects can be particularly difficult to separate.

The amphiphilic nature of lipid A species makes them particularly difficult to separate and ionize.

It can be particularly difficult to separate the effects of different exposures if they affect the same health outcomes.

Indeed, this was also seen in the results of the first part of the study where it was particularly difficult to separate the effects of single housing and alcohol in the adolescent rats.

Lastly, some genetic effects, particularly dominance effects, can be difficult to separate from shared household environment.

It is possible that the association seen with dairy calcium intake may be due to its high correlation with other aspects of dairy foods, particularly protein, although it is difficult to separate out their independent effects.

School drop-off can be a particularly distressing experience -- even Elmo finds it difficult to separate from his dad.

Given this complexity, it is difficult to separate association-intrinsic from molecule-specific functions, particularly when interpreting correlative analyses.

Therefore, it is difficult to separate out the influence of teaching upon learning, particularly because the effect of teaching has been noted to be one of the most important factors influencing students' test preparation practices (Gosa 2004; Zhan & Wan 2016).