Sentence examples for be difficult to induce from inspiring English sources

However, it can be difficult to induce suppliers to make specialized investments, because of the numerous hazards associated with such investments.

Furthermore, the special features of b12, including an unusually long, finger-like structure, might prove to be difficult to induce with current immunization strategies [30].

Thus it will be difficult to induce LTP and LTD simultaneously; timing window of TADP is within 40 ms, which is the same for LTP and LTD and thus they are induced simultaneously.

Failure at the bench can be difficult to induce and may not be entirely representative of the failure mechanism in a low-resource clinic (e.g., introduction of water into the supply gas line to mimic a hypothesized cause).

Previous studies in other brain areas have shown that LTP can be difficult to induce reliably with whole-cell recordings, but may be revealed by using perforated patch recordings (Lamsa et al. 2005).

The state regulation account proposes hypotheses that are falsifiable in principle, but in practice in studies using cognitive-experimental tasks an optimal state may be difficult to induce in a laboratory setting.

Nevertheless, he admits that such ideas are difficult to induce.

Natural BS modification is difficult to induce using such stationary measurement devices because participants cannot move their bodies freely.

Antibodies against the NANP repeat of circumsporozoite protein (CSP), the major surface antigen of Plasmodium falciparum (Pf) sporozoites, can protect from malaria in animal models but protective humoral immunity is difficult to induce in humans.

On one hand, with the improvement in product reliability and lifespan, in some products with long life and high reliability, it is difficult to induce failure within the acceptable test time and sample size (for example, some military components require the 99% reliable life to be up to 24 years).

It's the reason that same-sex reproduction is difficult to induce in mammals since offspring that don't receive the genes unique to a sperm or an egg cell may end up developing abnormally.