Examples of using Be difficult to detect in English and their translations into Spanish
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For example, mines laid on the surface of the ground in long grass may be difficult to detect by personnel moving in armoured vehicles at speed in the night and under threat from other weapon systems.
Polar lows can be difficult to detect using conventional weather reports
behind cabinets may be difficult to detect, but it is safest to assume that moisture is present if water has flowed through these assemblies.
The problem with bad breath is that it can be difficult to detect yourself, and while others may notice it they may not want to offend you by telling you.
which would be difficult to detect in copies.
it may be difficult to detect intact organisms systemically;
WG-FSA had indicated to the Scientific Committee that it may be difficult to detect tagged rays if they are cut off at the sea surface rather than being brought on board.
any increase in cancer or mortality would probably be difficult to detect.
which would be difficult to detect in copies.
the pan may be difficult to detect or not be detected at all.
Amplifier malfunction is difficult to detect as it can have multiple causes.
Gallbladder cancer is difficult to detect(find) and diagnose early.
Fetal macrosomia is difficult to detect and diagnose during pregnancy.
Gallbladder cancer is difficult to detect(find) and diagnose early.
Pancreatic cancer is difficult to detect and diagnose because.
His work is difficult to detect, but the victims are there.
Amplifier malfunction is difficult to detect as it can have multiple causes.
Edge wear is difficult to detect visually.
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that is difficult to detect.
The supervolcanoes have a flat structure and is difficult to detect.