Examples of using Difficult to detect in English and their translations into Russian
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Perverse incentives are often difficult to detect, because the negative impacts on biodiversity are usually an indirect by-product of policies aiming at other goals,
The UK, however, continues to believe that break wires are not acceptable because if they are to be militarily effective- difficult to detect and activated by tracked
it would be difficult to detect a lie in the future.
yet so difficult to detect and dangerous to remove, is undoubtedly one
may be more difficult to detect once disturbed from the ground
it would be extremely difficult to detect in Monrovia the presence of rough diamonds from Séguéla mixed with a parcel of rough diamonds originating from Liberian production sites.
by entities that are difficult to detect or identify.
the question of‘added water' has been difficult to detect, unless the licensee has been able to use a hydrometer.
which are often the most difficult to detect from ground-based observatories due to the need to observe close to the horizon at small solar elongations;
other explosive devices are becoming increasingly non-detectable or difficult to detect, and that a number of mines are equipped with anti-handling devices.
making it even more difficult to detect, identify and prosecute persons misusing such systems for criminal purposes.
it opposes the use of mines difficult to detect that can affect civilian populations.
Economic globalization had made money-laundering increasingly difficult to detect and punish, demonstrating the importance of international cooperation in making domestic measures more effective in combating transnational crime.
These variations are difficult to detect.
They can also be difficult to detect.
His work is difficult to detect, but the victims are there.
After appendicitis- is a serious disease that is difficult to detect.
So it is difficult to detect the pathology of the thyroid gland.