Sentence examples for still difficult to predict from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is that it's still difficult to predict memory decline.

Even with our radar it was still difficult to predict what the weather was going to do.

The conclusion stresses the importance to constitute high quality data banks on typical flows still difficult to predict.

(This route is just one of many that synthetic biologists are taking). But it's still difficult to predict what cells will do after they're altered.

The oil and shale gas drilling boom is reshaping the nation's energy map, and it is still difficult to predict the extent of its ramifications.

However, the efficiency of such a technique (by biostimulation or bioaugmentation) strongly depends on the environment affected and is still difficult to predict a priori.

Despite the high sensitivity of gene prediction methods, certain genes may still be difficult to predict, for example, genes of very short length or genes encoded by heterologous DNA.

Ultimately, analysts said, it is still too difficult to predict the final buyer of Safeway.

Despite of large experiences in field of metallurgy and ceramics technology, it is still relatively difficult to predict packing density in the concrete technology.

Even when the work is sound, though, uncertainties will remain: discontinuities will still be difficult to predict, especially if they are rooted in momentous political, macroeconomic, or technological changes.

It was a hard way to learn and now I'm really careful that everything is in writing and we work with an agency for all of our celebrity stuff.' But, she says, it's still very difficult to predict which covers will sell and which won't.