Sentence examples for the difficulty of classifying from inspiring English sources
The difficulty of classifying religions is accounted for by the immensity of religious diversity that history exhibits.
Indeed, the geometry of classes is crucial for determining the difficulty of classifying a dataset [21].
Since three out of nine identified isolates were found to belong to the genus Pseudomonas, and considering the difficulty of classifying Pseudomonas species, a more accurate taxonomic classification was attempted by partial amplification and sequencing of the gyrB gene, which encodes a subunit of the DNA gyrase.
This may be a result of the difficulty of classifying many individual stimuli with relatively few trials.
Second, the time required and practical difficulty of objectively scoring feet lesions well, and the difficulty of classifying them appropriately, objectively and repeatably can be reduced.
Individuals younger than 15 years of age were excluded from this study due to the difficulty of classifying their immigration status.
As stark as the numbers themselves, is the conundrum they highlight: the growing difficulty of classifying racial and ethnic categories in an increasingly fluid and multi-ethnic society.
Even if we knew whether we should restrict the search for biocontrol agents to totally monophagous species or also include regional monophagy, the present study illustrates the practical difficulty of classifying species as strictly or regionally monophagous.
This is due to the increased difficulty of classifying negative samples.
The difficulty of accurately classifying cases of bipolar depression requires further research, as it is unclear whether the lower prediction rate reflects weaknesses in a model based only on actigraphy data, or if it reflects clinical reality i.e. the possibility that there may be more than one subtype of bipolar depression.
We refrained from undertaking additional subgroup analysis because of the difficulty to classify the type of motor disorder and its distribution in children with CP under the age of 2 years accurately.
