Sentence examples for attached difficult to from inspiring English sources

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Table 3 Descriptive of identified layers of M.27 (ARI- 9), from the surface to the coating Layer Color Thickness (μm) 1 White-yellow 20 2 Dark brown 170 3 Light brown 200 4 Light brown 340 5 Layer not very attached, difficult to analyse -.

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Many of the CFs were comparable in size to the cells to which they were attached, which seems difficult to explain, but it should be considered that the CFs may be produced not by a single cell, but by a cluster of cells, a possibility which is strongly supported by data presented below.

Presence of residue caused significant reduction (p < 0.05) in the levels of bacteria attached to all materials, but made attached bacteria significantly more difficult to detach by either of two rinsing systems from all three surfaces.

Loosely attached cells are readily removed but firmly attached cells are more difficult to remove and may eventually, under the right conditions, grow to form biofilms, usually comprising a microflora of mixed populations closely associated with organic matter, assisting in the persistence of pathogenic bacteria.

Their funding situations mean they live a risky hand-to-mouth existence, and as many grants come with conditions attached, it can be difficult to set aside money for reserves.

Pyrene attached on dsDNA was difficult to enter the cavity of polyβ-CD because of steric hindrance, resulting in an inconspicuous fluorescence enhancement.

With so many unknown actors, it can be difficult to attach names to faces, but the characters and their stories are always lucid.

Mr. Michaelis's source notes for each chapter are organized by subject, so it can be difficult to attach a particular quote to a particular source.

So many Yankees have served in integral roles over the last five years that it would be difficult to attach the name of one star player to the era; in the end, it will probably be written as the Torre era.

It is difficult to attach a political label to Mr. Davis, whose views combine economic populism (he abhors free trade) with libertarianism (he supports both gun rights and abortion rights).

Chavers is a black woman who has suffered MS for nearly a decade and as a result finds it difficult to attach the label 'magical black woman' to herself.

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