Sentence examples for the difficulty of tracing from inspiring English sources
He acknowledged the difficulty of tracing the organization of the bombings, saying many are planned and carried out locally.
He declined to give specific numbers, saying that he believed the incidents were greatly underreported because of the difficulty of tracing problems to a specific transmitter.
More generally, and most importantly, the Hruschka et al. study highlights the difficulty of tracing influence in networks and of determining the mechanisms through which that influence operates.
The principal disadvantage of this table is the large space required by the period of 32 elements and the difficulty of tracing a sequence of closely similar elements.
Correction: May 2, 2003, Friday A headline yesterday about the difficulty of tracing the more than 2,000 objects stolen from Iraqi museums after the 1991 Persian Gulf war misstated the number that have since been recovered.
It is largely because of the difficulty of tracing firearms once they have been sold to countries in the European Union that the Clinton Administration decided on Wednesday to suspend the sale of American weapons to British companies.
The problem of identifying hackers, Schneier said, has a lot to do with the difficulties of tracing data packets -- information broken into smaller parts to travel the Internet more efficiently.
Such specificity, along with the deniability and difficulty of tracing a cyber-weapon, has obvious appeal to governments that would like to disable a particular target while avoiding a direct military attack and firms interested in sabotaging their rivals.Cyberwar is not declaredBut the worm also highlights the limitations of cyber-attacks.
Because of the difficulties of trace analysis in seawater matrix, the detection limits for estrogenic chemicals are quite high.
A study from South Africa found that 46% of patients LTFU could not be contacted because of incomplete or missing contact details and highlights the difficulties of phone tracing in patients without a permanent residential address, such as sharing of one cell phone by the entire family and changing of phone numbers due to theft or expiration of the SIM card [ 23].
Available data on TB burden in migrant populations in Europe is incomplete, partly due to inconsistent surveillance and reporting systems in place in different countries and to the difficulties of properly tracing migrants in denominators when estimating incidence rates and trends.
