Sentence examples for tricky determination from inspiring English sources
Before any interrogation, before the two-way mirrors or bargaining or good-cop, bad-cop routines, police officers investigating a crime have to make a very tricky determination: Is the person I'm interviewing being honest, or spinning fairy tales?
Two fields of interest, in vitro or in vivo, have evolved in parallel, but the interconnection of the data in a unified scheme is tricky, so the determination of the initial events and the main actors involved in this cascade is difficult.
These aspects made the parameters' determination particularly tricky, especially as concerns the earthquake location, and independently from the chosen method amongst the ones currently used to assess seismic parameters from macroseismic data.
Anvar Suyunov, a Nogay from Kara-Tyube, said the edict touched on "a very tricky question of self-determination" and could prove dangerously divisive.
This study aims to automate the peak picking step, the most important and tricky step in NMR structure determination.
Many studies have already stressed this important issue, and in particular highlighted that determination of the contact point is a tricky operation for deformable biological samples [61], [62], [63], [64], [65].
The interpretation of results from blue native-PAGE analysis of membrane protein complexes is tricky, especially for the limitations of these methods of size determination by comparison with the mobilities of hydrophilic molecular mass markers.
While the shape is influenced by adjacent organs, determination of the normal size of the spleen can be tricky.
It is a tricky business, he said last week -- with the same self-effacing air that disguised his steely determination under Communism -- to be a former president in a country with no tradition of former presidents.
"They've got a steely determination between the two of them," Pearce said of the partnership that helped his team through a tricky play-off over two legs against Romania.
