Sentence examples for difficult to activate and from inspiring English sources
Such changes to the lignin fraction make it difficult to activate and convert into high-value compounds such as vanillin, syringaldehyde, and other similar products [18].
In general, clones that showed a high degree of repression were more difficult to activate and vice versa.
It was clear that the programs isolated from the state capital city were difficult to activate and synthesise into the cluster.
Ruthenium (Ru) based catalysts have been reported to be the most active catalysts for the hydrogenation of CO2 to methane (CH4) which unfortunately is also a greenhouse gas and is difficult to activate.
One of the major limitations of the assay is that the frequency of specific CTL is very low in a primary response and CTL are difficult to activate in vitro.
Reviewers said that many of the gameplay functions and controls were poorly explained, making them difficult to activate; others were critical of excessive loading times upon entering new locations and slow menus such as the Facebook panel.
At room temperature, the higher E a for the second ionization of oxygen vacancies compared to that for the first ionization indicates that it is more difficult to activate the conducting electrons without any applied field, and hence, the low free-electron concentration is in agreement with the high-resistance state at which the initial samples were set.
Although dopaminergic fibers course through the MFB, they are fine and unmyelinated [80], rendering them difficult to activate with brief pulses of extracellular current delivered through macroelectrodes [81], [82], [83].
This novel granule cell network can support reverberating excitation but is difficult to activate with low-frequency stimulation.
Of course it's no good having the alarm go off accidentally but in an emergency it could prove a little difficult to activate.
