Examples of using Difficult to distinguish in English and their translations into Finnish
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It's difficult to distinguish who's who.
Under low light, blues and greens can become more difficult to distinguish.
Difficult to distinguish who's who.
During this debate it has at times been difficult to distinguish heat from light.
It is difficult to distinguish the light frames against a light wall.
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With the development of disease the patient becomes difficult to distinguish between the faces of the people.
But it is difficult to distinguish between a hydrogen bomb and an explosive device.
Such variation may be both innate or learned andis often very difficult to distinguish.
It is often difficult to distinguish a vow from an oath.
If everything is correctly done, then it will be very difficult to distinguish real hair from invoices.
However, it is difficult to distinguish whether the producer or the user is the polluter?
The fracture or slaughter of a finger is rather painful,while it is difficult to distinguish it from stretching.
In general, it is not difficult to distinguish a flea from any other blood-sicking parasite.
Sometimes meningitis is purulent andserous in clinicalmanifestations difficult to distinguish.
Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish it from the similar symptoms of food poisoning and allergies.
This name has Greek roots.It means'like Platinum'- it was difficult to distinguish Molybdenum from Platinum.
It is has been difficult to distinguish fact from fiction and to come to a decision on how to vote.
One of the problems in this area is that the relativeroles of illicit and licit substances may be difficult to distinguish.
In Madagascar originals, it is sometimes even difficult to distinguish an older nymph from an adult insect.
So, it is not so difficult to distinguish the black hornet from the scoli, it is only necessary to carefully examine their abdomen.
In many early Bolognese works by the Carraccis, it is difficult to distinguish the individual contributions made by each.
Outwardly, it is difficult to distinguish it from the representative of the main species, but it is impossible to meet this insect on the mainland- it is endemic.
And they are becoming more and more attractive because it is difficult to distinguish between proscribed and dangerous substances and playthings.
It may be difficult to distinguish allergic reactions from exaggerated inflammatory responses, but patients should be monitored for signs of allergic reactions.
In my opinion, this division does not make much sense,since it is often difficult to distinguish between these two types of migration.
It's often difficult to distinguish between an autoimmune meningitis and a meningitis caused by a bacteria, the sickness can be diagnosed by spinal fluid sample.
That is, the prosthesis becomes part of a person so much that it is difficult to distinguish the action live on their bionic muscles counterparts.
Moreover, it is difficult to distinguish between the cost of this Directive and the costs triggered by other Community legislation or by ICAO or Eurocontrol requirements.
First, Hamas terrorists fired rockets, then Israel retaliated disproportionately, andonce again it is difficult to distinguish between civilian and military casualties.
So a war ensues in which it is even difficult to distinguish citizens from the military and which therefore claims many civilian victims.