Sentence examples for challenging to modify from inspiring English sources
However, prevention program developers still find it still challenging to modify the behavior of those who are at risk for injury, or of those who influence other's behaviors and their environments (Gielen AC et al. 2006, Green and Kreuter 2005).
Synthetic hydrogels display advantageous physical properties, but are challenging to modify with large peptides or proteins.
Although challenging to modify in an emergency environment, information about wastage should be presented in multidisciplinary meetings between trauma and transfusion laboratory staff.
EFV plus 3TC/ABC and ATV/c or ATV/r plus 3TC/ABC should be used in patients with HIV RNA below 100,000 copies/ml It is more challenging to modify therapy in virologically suppressed patients with a history of VF.
universities in the United Kingdom are being challenged to modify policies and curricula that reflect the changing global reality through internationalisation.
The field has therefore been challenged to modify and improve the sensitivity of our current standardized tests through the use of sophisticated psychometric techniques or to develop a new generation of cognitive instruments and questionnaires that can be used in these prevention trials.
Still, it's an enormous challenge to modify yeast to synthesize THC or cannabidiol from raw materials like sugar; the current strains in Dr. Kayser's laboratory are capable of only the final stage of the synthesis.
It will be an increasing challenge to modify our crops to resist a changing array of bacteria, fungus, insects and nematodes.
RA will remain a health problem despite medical advances if we do not effectively act on these challenges to modify the outcome in most RA patients in Latin America.
Tools to answer this question for the chosen system in vivo are limited, because in living E.coli bacteria it is challenging to systematically modify the width of a cell.
Dr. Guo developed the first CRISPR-Cas9-based system in a gut commensal Clostridium sporogenes that is previously challenging to be genetically modified.
