Sentence examples for was difficult to accurately from inspiring English sources
Until recently, it was difficult to accurately measure olfactory status due to a lack of accurate and reproducible tools.
The assessment of different turbulence models revealed that it was difficult to accurately simulate local variations in turbulence induced by air bubbles due to limitations of Reynolds averaging Navier Stokes (RANS) models.
For a long time it was possible to cause neurons to lose function, such as via surgery or pharmaceuticals, but it was difficult to accurately target collections of neurons this way and link them, with confidence, to specific memories.
Upon derivatization using scaling factor = 10 and ∆λ = 8 nm, the contribution of PAP at the extended region of DRO was completely cancelled as shown in Fig. 3, but it was difficult to accurately measure the amplitude of DRO at its extended region due to its low absorptivity, so derivative transformation was adopted to overcome this problem.
Although candidates who received recommendation or support from Leadnow won in approximately 82percentt of their ridings, the campaign admitted in its 2015 post-mortem that it was difficult to accurately assess just how much of this was a direct result of the Leadnow's activity.
It was difficult to accurately measure pronation/supination angles during the self-selected tracking experiments, and we were concerned that differences in pronation/supination between the tracking and stiffness experiments could have altered our results.
Because such data are rarely complete and 100% accurate, it is difficult to accurately predict PM2.5 and AODc using CTM.
In most surveys, information on this cohort is difficult to accurately assess.
THE PROBLEM It is difficult to accurately estimate the extent of unclaimed life insurance policies.
And without reliable cost-of-living statistics, it's difficult to accurately identify the poverty line.
It is difficult to accurately calculate the permeability parameter in reservoir evaluation.
