Ejemplos de uso de More difficult to detect en Inglés y sus traducciones al Español
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In this regard it should be noted that:- People find long-term trends more difficult to detect than short term trends,
When two aluminum sheets are joined together, it is more difficult to detect(and even more difficult to measure) corrosion.
It is therefore much more difficult to detect periodicities and other known content properties of protein-coding DNA in eukaryotes.
making such transactions more difficult to detect.
this distortion is not so dissonant and it is more difficult to detect.
making fluctuations in the data more difficult to detect.
making them more difficult to detect.
reliable signs of drug use in the workplace are usually more difficult to detect.
problems may be more difficult to detect through medical monitoring;
But it's a method that is far more difficult to detect by casinos since the player's actions are unrelated to the overall composition of the cards within the shoe.
Other birds are more difficult to detect, such as the red-billed hornbill(Tockus erythrorhynchus)
as the psychological aspects were more difficult to detect and prove, and in any case it was axiomatic that the Act in question concerned the physical aspects.
how they are gradually modifying the malware to make it more difficult to detect.
while simultaneously enhancing the more difficult to detect defects.
your heart rate may be more difficult to detect from the wrist.
individual acts of discrimination against another individual were more difficult to detect and punish.
hence may be more difficult to detect, that does not mean that it is not present.
some employ it in order to make diamond simulants more difficult to detect through conventional means,
this might make it more difficult to detect RBPs and to enforce competition policy,
it makes more difficult to detect and more likely gain access to computer servers where it can affect the operation of the entire institution or company.