Sentence examples for relatively more difficult than from inspiring English sources

As Table 2 shows, the tier-2 items are all relatively more difficult than their tier-1 counterparts.

Nevertheless, the elimination of defects is relatively more difficult than that of stresses and needs a particular annealing process.

We calculated their difficulty index to see if those question items tend to be difficult (the "Results and discussion" section) and found that these items with the MD correct answer are relatively more difficult than those with the MI correct answer; the average difficulty index of the former is 0.36 whereas that of the latter is 0.56.

In sum, the additional forces imposed upon a helicopter by its very concept delayed its development, made it relatively more difficult to control than fixed-wing aircraft, and, in general, impeded its use.

This is a convenient approach because data on tree height are relatively more difficult and time consuming to obtain than D. H-D models can also be used to predict missing heights from field measurement of tree diameter.

Consistent with these data, Blasi and coauthors [ 31] found greater DLPFC activation during the relatively more difficult no/go condition (as reflected by performance scores that were poorer than under other conditions) than during the go condition.

These biological characteristics make molecular and genetic studies of this important fungus relatively more difficult.

The great advantage compared to external approach is that endoscopic revision treatment is technically feasible and relatively easy, no more difficult than the primary endoscopic procedure, with no increase of risk.

The adoption of a biologically realistic unsupervised learning rule made the formation of relatively stable cell assemblies more difficult than it would have been using supervised (e.g. back-propagation) learning methods, and made it subject to the optimization of various parameters of the network.

For many expats adjusting to the homogenous culture with relatively few outsiders can be more difficult than in nearby Hong Kong or Singapore with large expat communities.

Finally, the administration and implementation of LSAs is, arguably, much more difficult than conducting a relatively small-scale randomized experiment.