Sentence examples for still difficult to decipher from inspiring English sources

Although extensively studied, the phylogenetic relationships between extinct and extant lemurs are still difficult to decipher, mainly due to morphological specializations that reflect ecology more than phylogeny, resulting in rampant homoplasy.

Unfortunately, the relative ease of genome sequencing does not automatically translate into the expanding of biological knowledge it is still quite difficult to decipher the functional significance of genomic DNA.

The legal jargon, however, is difficult to decipher, and the policies have become increasingly vague.

So short, yet somewhat difficult to decipher.

The developmental mechanisms of T3 action, however, have been more difficult to decipher in mammals.

However, two things make the true cause difficult to decipher.

However, we acknowledged that it can be difficult to decipher whether something is inductive or not.

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"Even when it's been difficult to decipher a passage or to make it work on today's dancers, I still try to find a way to do it, according to the notation.

Or perhaps something a little more difficult to decipher — a code or symbol of some kind, not an inventory number, but still something meant to be seen and read?

Yet at other times, Mr. Fuerth's innate caution can make him difficult to decipher.