Sentence examples for be difficult to manipulate from inspiring English sources
While single-particle information storage is attractive, it would be difficult to manipulate.
So far, these two methods have not worked as well as hoped — stem cells turn out to be difficult to manipulate, and the microenvironment of spinal-cord fluid is extremely complicated.
Therefore, it would be difficult to manipulate chopsticks for people with hand dysfunction.
Carbon nanotubes have shown potential as a suitable material for electroanalytical monitoring of 5-HT but can be difficult to manipulate into a suitable form.
The first floor hall features a coffin drop, a hole in the floor allowing the lowering of large items that would otherwise be difficult to manipulate on the narrow spiral staircase.
Thus, it should be difficult to manipulate this variable [ 78, 79].
The tweezers successfully captured, conveyed, and positioned single cell-sized liposomes with diameters of 5 23 µm, which are difficult to manipulate with conventional manipulation methodologies, such as optical tweezers or glass micropipettes, due to the similarities between their optical properties and those of the media, as well as the ease with which they are deformed or broken.
Stone of any kind is difficult to manipulate.
It is difficult to manipulate the American TV paymasters.
"To a great degree this is a good sign," he added, "because it confirms my conviction that I am a free person who is difficult to manipulate.
