Examples of using Difficult to detect in English and their translations into Norwegian
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When it is difficult to detect the heat source.
It made it difficult to detect her pulse at the scene.
Weak force isn't so weak nor difficult to detect.
state objectives is increasingly difficult to detect.
deep-sea volcanoes are difficult to detect at great distances using hydrophones.
Young women who have experienced violence may be difficult to detect.
because they are very difficult to detect.
This rogue in particular is very sly and difficult to detect due to its design,
it is not so difficult to detect.
It is difficult to detect Fake AVG Antivirus 2011's infiltration as it enters the system on the sly through seditious Trojans.
WeCloud Site Security advises you of critical incidents that would otherwise be difficult to detect from within your internal network.
It can be difficult to detect and remove Mac Defender before it starts its attack on the system.
They are often difficult to detect and forecast, since they usually occur in polar seas where observations are far between.
This is a difficult card sleight and even more difficult to detect if it is done properly.
Small air caps can be difficult to detect, and it is easy to overlook a small pneumothorax,
But then I discovered that all the problems had only become more subtle and more difficult to detect.
Common signs of kidney failure in cats may be difficult to detect because of their similarities to other disorders like diabetes and hyperthyroidism.
Because of the strong sunlight, small fires were difficult to detect until they have taken hold.
Adults may also develop cataracts that are difficult to detect because they cause no symptoms.
It's very difficult to detect inclusions under 10 x magnifications even by a trained gemologist.