Sentence examples for was relatively difficult from inspiring English sources

It was already known that Sars was relatively difficult to catch – not like flu at all.

Compared with other tissues, MNPs in blood was relatively difficult to be measured because the red blood cells contain large amounts of iron.

However, in East Asia, including Japan, BHD was relatively difficult to recognize until 2002, when FCLN gene detection became possible because less patients with BHD have skin-related symptoms.

With respect to topic 3, for both raters, it was relatively difficult to identify the authorship of the questions (F-score is between 0.40 and 0.44) and the agreement between the raters was fair (0.263).

Application of Langmuir and Freundlich isotherms suggested that the modified biomass adsorbed better as compared to the natural one; though sorption on the natural biomass was a physical process while that on the modified one was a physico-chemical process and thus was relatively difficult.

The late-stage SHIV-1157ipd3N4, however, was relatively difficult to neutralize.

"It's relatively difficult to get there.

Second, his poetry is relatively difficult to find.

Even then, it is relatively difficult to pick up.

In general, the diseases caused by bacteria are relatively difficult to control.

Reversal shifts are relatively difficult for young children to learn and are relatively easy for adults to master.