Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to study from inspiring English sources

The necking process that begins when the maximum load is reached makes it somewhat difficult to study the material behaviour beyond that point.

It is somewhat difficult to read, is it not?

Then there is the ticklish question of promiscuity, which is somewhat more difficult to study in human females than it is in barnacles and dungflies.

Even in yeast, when telomerase genes can be entirely deleted, telomere attrition caused by insufficient telomerase expression takes a long time to induce somewhat asynchronous and therefore difficult to study DDRs (Enomoto et al, 2002; Nautiyal et al, 2002; IJpma and Greider, 2003).

"It is difficult to study from others.

Tinnitus can be difficult to study.

The NMSZ has been difficult to study.

Attractiveness can sometimes be difficult to study.

"We found it very difficult to study.

Due to inconsistencies in the definition of obesity, the results of epidemiologic studies may be somewhat difficult to generalize, although the majority of studies have used BMI as the principal measure of adiposity.

The published results are somewhat difficult to compare, however, because some studies describe death without healing of a distinct diabetic foot lesion as the end point (13, 14, 18), while others report cumulative mortality 1, 3, or 5 years after patient inclusion in the study (2, 4, 16– 16).