Exemples d'utilisation de Hard to identify en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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as a collaborative effort, which makes it hard to identify the authors of many other articles.
Frequently, results are handwritten in a laboratory journal, with a risk of transcription errors, making any errors hard to identify and correct.
makes many works hard to identify.
Information warfare is like terrorism, in that it is hard to identify attackers against which to counterstrike.
Most of the elements of the culture are hidden and therefore hard to identify.
The manner in which the killer disposes of the girl will make her hard to identify.
The racial motive in structural discrimination was hard to identify, stated the Chair,
it is very hard to identify a strong relation between certain variables
the members of the groups were very hard to identify others put the number as low as 3,000
it is hard to identify collection locations.
Argentina since 1950 shows no significant trend possible trends are hard to identify in the records, since the inter-annual variability is large
Gender bias is, however, very hard to identify, since many of the discriminations are subtle
Secondly, that proposal seeks to endorse a process based on a logic of majority-minority, hard to identify, that literally goes against the nature of a negotiation.
the object for the 200 franc note are not hard to identify as representing CERN
but it is hard to identify substantive change to the scope of activities at the country level.
hexagonal it is usually not too hard to identify the index of each peak,
Everyday, 500,000 Canadians are off work due to mental health issues and because it's hard to identify, organizations have not really made it a priority.
over a number of weeks, meant that the small increase in cases was hard to identify.
stated that indicators to measure the success of such measures were very hard to identify and validate.
concerns an age group frequently affected by multiple pathologies which make the underlying cause of death hard to identify, its increase may be due partly to advances in diagnosis, medical practices and certifi cation.