Examples of using Difficult to detect in English and their translations into Finnish
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Note that even large aneurysms can be very difficult to detect on physical examination in overweight people.
are more difficult to detect and assess because the hazardous effects are not immediately evident22.
although the length of the waves made them difficult to detect until the advent of satellite altimetry.
Failure to improve coordination will make it much more difficult to detect, analyse and assess priority cases, and to achieve systematic success in eliminating barriers.
which makes it difficult to detect such a move.
This is particularly so with deodorised hazelnut oils, difficult to detect even when present in fairly high proportion in the mixture.
which make it very difficult to detect on the battlefield.
traditionally difficult to detect for security engineers, who access information only within their own networks.
dog fur is difficult to detect.
It is important to keep in mind that it is usually more difficult to detect the parasites themselves who are not expecting their appearance than to notice the symptoms of lice on the head
it is much more difficult to detect the influence of drugs.
The problem is, they can often be difficult to detect.
Actually, weak force isn't so weak nor difficult to detect.
it is very difficult to detect a significant pattern.
In fact, any subsidies granted by foreign governments to carriers they themselves control would be extremely difficult to detect.
Loopholes in legislation and the mobile character of transport activities may make it difficult to detect illegal schemes.
cross-commodity and cross-market misconducts are difficult to detect.
Guess that's a car salesman's poison of choice, huh? And it's also really difficult to detect in an autopsy.
Because of that, image scanning such as MRI can be insensitive to the early degeneration and it is difficult to detect early-stage bvFTD.
If black dwarfs were to exist, they would be extremely difficult to detect, because, by definition, they would emit very little radiation.