Sentence examples for be a difficult target from inspiring English sources

Although some might think a snake would be a difficult target, it is not.

While the components pertussis toxin (PT) and filamentous hemagglutinin (FHA) have been successfully purified, the third component, pertactin, proves to be a difficult target due to its very low concentration.

Here we describe the generation and experimental validation of two different single-chain antibody variable fragment libraries that efficiently generate binders to peptides, a class of molecules that has proven to be a difficult target for antibody generation.

It is considered to be a difficult target for an amateur telescope.

The atypical Rio2 kinase, which possesses no significant sequence similarity to other protein kinases, would be a difficult target for standard approaches at homology modeling.

Although vaccines are important in preventing viral infections by inducing neutralizing antibodies (nAbs), HIV-1 has proven to be a difficult target and escapes humoral immunity through various mechanisms.

It's a difficult target for internationally sourced cars and trucks to reach.

Yet such demands are a difficult target for even the most diligent governor (equivalent to a mayor).

The posterior insula-medial operculum is one of the earliest areas to process nociceptive information but is a difficult target.

Some upstate Democratic leaders began floating Kennedy's name as a prospective opponent to Keating, who was a difficult target for Democrats.

But Majerus had always been a difficult target because he makes roughly $1 million at Utah, and Texas Athletic Director DeLoss Dodds had said that the basketball coach wouldn't make more than the new football coach Mack Brown, who earns $750,000 annually.