Sentence examples for also difficult to handle from inspiring English sources

It is also difficult to handle the laryngoscope with patients in the LLT position [ 7].

The hopelessness that some patients described was also difficult to handle, but staff tried to provide encouragement and hope.

The distal bowel wall is also difficult to handle in patients who are overweight, and in cases of hypertrophy of bowel and mesentery.

Moreover, with the optimized cell radius of the small cell cluster deployment planning in the HetNet, user mobility also becomes difficult to handle in the HetNet SCNs and thus raise outage challenges [6].

Indels are also more difficult to handle because they are alignment dependent [6], and indeed, have more often been treated as alignment noise rather than something biologically interesting (but see [7] for an exception).

Moreover, this system is also extremely difficult to handle numerically because of the huge size difference between the silica sphere and the gold layer, the aforementioned inhomogeneity of the gold layer, and thus the unknown optical response of the particle.

They may also be difficult to handle.

The ingredients for the reaction had traditionally included tin hydrides that were not only toxic but also expensive and difficult to handle.

It is also largely non-transparent, difficult to handle, and is unsuitable for use in routine cell culture in the laboratory.

The greater proportion of Pietrain genetics in the selection resulted in leaner carcasses, but also in pigs being more difficult to handle.

The industry has embraced Grandin's work because animals under stress are not only more difficult to handle but also less valuable: panicked cows produce a surge of adrenaline that turns their meat dark and unappetizing.