Sentence examples for be hard to modify from inspiring English sources

It looks like a structure that it would be hard to modify or add to, which is the almost invariable fate of station buildings.

Because ELISA-based diagnostics are already used in clinical settings, it won't be hard to modify the technology for transplant patients, Butte said.

A more general-purpose modality like vision may be harder to modify for these specific purposes without harming its general functioning.

"One of the things that we found was that, in general, it's hard to modify those clouds," he said.

We did not see a clear reduction in FcγRIII expression after glucocorticoid treatment, which might indicate that FcγRIII expression is hard to modify using anti-rheumatic drugs.

Notebooks have fewer interchangeable parts and are harder to modify than desktops, making it difficult to stand out among the pack, and expensive to try to customize.

But musical instruments are harder to modify than breathing, so Between Music collaborated with inventors to create new ones.

Even in their small numbers, the modified Nissan NV200s will be hard to miss.

He agreed that if mitochondrial gene therapy is approved, it will be hard to say no to the more controversial cousin of modifying nucleus DNA.

A growing body of research shows that homophobia, like racism and other forms of bias, occurs in the unconscious reaches of the brain, and may be harder to access and modify than most of us pretend.

Similar differences in rehabilitation patterns appear in other European regions and can be very hard to modify.