Sentence examples for suitably difficult to from inspiring English sources
Victoria Borisova-Ollas's commission, based on a novel by Salman Rushdie, is suitably difficult to classify: it's a film by Mike Figgis; it's a reading by Alan Rickman; it's an undemanding evening's work for the Hallé orchestra - all this and somewhat less besides.
This noise is particularly acute when researchers use hospital level data, where it is difficult to suitably risk adjust and hospital performance can vary from year to year.
Access can involve lengthy referrals to secondary care and it is often difficult to locate suitably trained therapists.
We excluded women with disease beyond the regional lymph nodes at diagnosis because any prevalent long-term survivors would be unique in terms of their survival, making it difficult to find suitably matched controls; further, this restriction reduced the unlikely chance that a contralateral breast cancer was a metastasis from the first primary.
This made it rather difficult to reach a suitably somber state of mind for the play's denouement, when that gorgeous snowstorm sweeps in, bringing with it the ultimate big chill.
The morphology of the central mitosome has not been defined by electron microscopy because it is very difficult to obtain a suitably oriented section of the cell center in randomly sectioned cell pellets.
Interestingly, exon 57 manifests an overwhelming occurrence of engaged nucleotides (Figure S3 of the Online Supporting Information); hence, it is relatively difficult to locate a suitably long sequence that has ESE activity as well as co-transcriptional binding accessibility that fulfils the four insights (as described above).
This lack of information makes it difficult to plan rational and feasible interventions and/or design suitably powered trials to evaluate protective strategies.
The data for the nonrotation event models, and is inherently unstructured, and it is difficult to identify a temporal evolution of features that would be suitably modelled by a left-to-right HMM.
But until suitably conserved outgroups are found at the base of the Bilateria, it will be difficult to infer the ancestral bilaterian mitochondrial gene order.
