Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to assess from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is somewhat difficult to assess if the Palythoa cf. mutuki is an endemic species, that was previously undescribed, or range extensions of species from other regions.
But the frequency with which spontaneous torsion of an entire lung occurs is somewhat difficult to assess for did not state the clinical setting of each case.
These deficiencies have made it somewhat difficult to assess the appropriate place of sublingual immunotherapy in guidelines for the therapy of allergic diseases.
On the other hand, the primary response of the eggs and embryos during exposure to various stressors is somewhat difficult to assess because cortisol is not synthesized during early embryogenesis due to a lack of functional interrenal cells (Barry et al. 1995; Szisch et al. 2005; Auperin and Geslin 2008).
The number of species present in each of these subgroups is somewhat difficult to assess since novel formal species, such as P. protegens[ 17], are frequently described.
The three A. x coerulea SEPALLATA paralogs (AqSEP1, AqSEP2, and AqSEP3) are somewhat difficult to assess because they are variably expressed in control leaves but AqSEP3 in particular seems to be up-regulated in AqEMF2-silenced leaves.
The consequences of the cost of the amino acids are somewhat more difficult to assess; they depend on how quickly the constituent amino acids of a short-lived protein are made available for reuse (they might, e.g., linger in the form of short peptides).
Together with the fact that the E1A gene was expressed from an artificial minimal CMV promoter autoactivated by E1A (Fechner et al., 2003), these differences from the wild-type virus make it somewhat difficult to accurately assess the potential of siRNA-mediated adenovirus gene silencing as a strategy for inhibiting adenovirus multiplication.
Furthermore, courses vary somewhat in assessment procedures, making it difficult to assess outcomes across training courses.
If this somewhat intangible aspect of medical education is not delineated in the formal curriculum, and is difficult to assess, then the perceptions of the students about the formal curriculum may not be a severe indictment.
Aldington's contribution is difficult to assess.
