Sentence examples for be difficult to prepare from inspiring English sources

Since the glass transition temperature of PEVE is lower than room temperature, its thin films can be difficult to prepare.

Given that the new date was so close to the Christmas and New Year's holidays, Mr. Strassberg argued, it would be difficult to prepare witnesses.

Since the 2-DG technique is noninvasive as far as the brain is concerned (one needs only to inject the sugar solution), it is applicable to very young animals, which would be difficult to prepare for more invasive intrinsic signal imaging.

In addition, it is often something that is done with soluble proteins, especially those that are initially found to be difficult to prepare as cryo-EM specimens.

Hansen wrote, "You would think that a curry as sumptuous as this would be difficult to prepare, but that isn't so.

They may also be difficult to prepare reproducibly.

This enabled the preparation of extended PNA sequences which are difficult to prepare by standard solid-phase methods.

The result, though, is a team that is difficult to prepare for.

However, it is difficult to prepare monodispersed and hierarchical microspheres in short time with conventional method.

However, it is difficult to prepare these structures by using traditional electrostatic spinning techniques.

"The Champions League is not easy but it is the game afterwards that is difficult to prepare for.