Sentence examples for very difficult to clarify from inspiring English sources
In clinical materials it is very difficult to clarify the possible causality as well as cellular and molecular links between obesity and potential defective immune function.
In summary, it was very difficult to clarify the alterations in host cellular transcription in response to infection with internalization defective mutants.
Although most of patients in our study have the history of HBV infection, it is very difficult to clarify the relationship between natural history of the HBV infection and STAT3 activation.
In vivo models give a good insight of the toxic effects of particles, and considering the multiple interactions of different cell types in the lung, the complex responses are well documented, but the cellular mechanisms related to the specific responses become very difficult to clarify.
Unfortunately, it has proven difficult to clarify the relevance of this difference.
SOLUTION The solution is theoretical - it gives you a method to find the slice, although in practice it will be very difficult to do! (I should have clarified that no single hundred and thousand sits on another hundred and thousand. And also, for non-Brits, a hundred and thousand is a sprinkle).
Plibersek had clarified it would be "very difficult" to restore the funding in the short term but Labor hoped to do so in the long term.
"Without clarifying the respective roles and responsibilities of ministers and officials, it makes it very difficult to distinguish between the performance of the Civil Service and that of ministers," it said.
This variability makes it also very difficult to assign an unique peak time to these time series and, hence, for conventional methods based solely on the shape of a signal to clarify this situation.
It is, furthermore, very difficult to determine an optimal training strategy because the underlying mechanisms contributing to improved balance after WBV have so far not been clarified.
