Sentence examples for relatively difficult to define from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the visual agnosias, analogous disorders of complex sound processing have proved relatively difficult to define and clinically relevant models of auditory processing are needed.

Glycemic variability is even more difficult to define; a relatively high value of the coefficient of variation of >20% has been suggested to define high variability, because it is associated with worse outcomes than values <20%.

Again, it is difficult to define, because farmers' relatively small storage reservoirs could be vulnerable to just a few months of below-average rainfall, triggering an agricultural drought scenario.

What constitutes "avoidance of fluid excess" is difficult to define, but background administration of relatively small volumes of fluids, combined with fluid loading triggered by signs of inadequate cardiac output and expected fluid responsiveness, is generally recommended [16, 17].

While cost is relatively easy to model for manned spaceflight, value is more difficult to define.

The simplest method to quantify tracer uptake is by calculating tumour to non-tumour ratios (T/N) using a reference tissue, which may be difficult to define or may have limited uptake (resulting in a relatively high noise level).

Premature ejaculation is difficult to define.

American Folk art is difficult to define.

Interesting prose is difficult to define.

It is easy to recognise, but fiendishly difficult to define.

What that something was, however, was curiously difficult to define.