Sentence examples for the difficulty to define from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, the problem persists mainly due to the difficulty to define an appropriate parameter for determining the diameter.

The difficulty to define plagiarism can partly be related to the different attitudes towards it (Helgesson, 2015; Sutherland-Smith, 2008).

One reason could be the difficulty to define an objective and quantitative measure of organismal complexity.

On the other hand, the same paper emphasises the difficulty to define precisely the effects of animal welfare on animal health and food safety.

Negative symptoms are still considered controversial because of the difficulty to define and measure them as well as designing specific clinical trials [ 30, 31].

Given the high number of missed appointments and the difficulty to define a specific profile of non-attenders, large scale implementation of such interventions does not appear to be realistic, at least in our context.

This issue is partly semantic, but it shows the limitations of Murray and Frenk's framework and, by extension, the difficulties to define a health system.

Unfortunately, owing to the low number of patients studied and the difficulties to define the time length from infection to ICU admission, the article by Monserrat and colleagues [ 1] cannot offer a proper analysis of these issues and leaves the question open.

The complexity to human rights stems from the level of difficulty to define human rights whereas the failure to make reliable prediction could be due to unavailability of a reliable approach to measure and monitor the human rights [ 18, 19].

Still, no attempt to quantify the contamination level of the pens was performed in the present study, due to an expected uneven distribution of Salmonella in the contaminated pens with a subsequent difficulty to define the true pathogen load.

In light of the aforementioned explanation, there is no difficulty to define PSD in the follow-up coordinates.