Sentence examples for precision is difficult from inspiring English sources

Preservative fluids usually make octopuses lose what natural color they have, and dissecting such tiny animals with precision is difficult.

This will greatly increase the cost of the system, and the sensor with high precision is difficult to be installed.

Calcium-sensitive dyes are injectable, so targeting them with precision is difficult, and more recently, researchers have developed genetically-encoded calcium sensors to overcome this limitation.

In foggy weather, or when viewing a nebulous object, this degree of precision is difficult to attain, but under favourable circumstances the authors have determined ranges, at that distance, within 1percentnt, of accuracy.

To evaluate the intraoperative hemodynamics with precision is difficult.

Unfortunately, even getting that level of precision is difficult with the triple-slit experiment.

Forecasting the weather days in advance with such precision was difficult enough in peacetime, but more so in wartime, when many of the areas from which the weather patterns developed were occupied by the enemy and data from them was consequently denied to the forecasters.

And, for the mirrors, that means a level of precision that is difficult to get your head around.

However, due to the uncertainty of wind characteristics and the limitation of forecasting precision, it is difficult to accurately schedule wind power generation.

Michelle Forbes and Brent Sexton are astonishingly good as Rosie's parents, Mitch and Stan, moving from ignorance to concern to howling grief with powerful precision that is difficult to watch at times.

However, although previous measurements have high precision, it is difficult to obtain accuracy, which would be necessary to compare between experiments and experimental conditions.