Sentence examples for complicated to reconstruct the from inspiring English sources

Actually, it was also proven complicated to reconstruct the entire mammalian spermatogenesis in vitro from postnatal spermatogonia.

Many types of genetic events complicate efforts to reconstruct the evolutionary history of individual gene families, not only frequent duplications and losses, but also differences in the rate of change between members in a gene family or in the same gene over time.

The Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office said the time that elapsed from when she was found unresponsive in January until her death will "complicate" its effort to reconstruct the events before and after she was found unconcious.

The detailed taxonomic review [see Additional file 1] demonstrates complicated and often opposing viewpoints and illustrates that attempts to reconstruct the structure of this family on the basis of classical markers alone were seldom persuasive.

Using CT scans of their bodies and analysis of the carbon and nitrogen isotopes in their hair, archeologists have been able to reconstruct the final moments of their lives in tremendously sympathetic detail, complicating Spanish portrayals of the capacochas as meanly brutal sacrifices.

He immediately began to reconstruct the work.

I tried to reconstruct the conversation exactly.

"Chinese consumption shows the need to reconstruct the world economy".

Mr. Yoshiyuki wanted to reconstruct the darkness of the park.

And they'll use it to reconstruct the country.

It took twenty-five toousand woreconstructnsthect the first two hundred and fifty miles.