Sentence examples for difficult to attach to from inspiring English sources

An inherent issue with protein-based nanoparticles is that the structural sensitivity of some drugs makes them difficult to attach to a protein base.

We noted how easy or difficult each machine was to clean, how noisy each was, if any of them produced a burning smell while the motor ran, if the jars were difficult to attach to the bases, and how easy the interfaces were to use.

Add ribbons and strings, but know that they can be difficult to attach to the paper.

However, traditional mass transport optical biosensors are very difficult for the analytes to attach to the sensing surface through convection flow and diffusion [14, 15].

As such, taller individuals may find it difficult to attach both accelerometers to their legs while pocketing the MCU box.

With so many unknown actors, it can be difficult to attach names to faces, but the characters and their stories are always lucid.

Mr. Michaelis's source notes for each chapter are organized by subject, so it can be difficult to attach a particular quote to a particular source.

However, it is very difficult to attach these neural cells to the robot structure due to the special conditions of the biological material.

It's not difficult to attach this to the lengthening list of things suggesting that Trump has tampered in the Russia investigation or even obstructed justice in doing so.

It is difficult to attach a political label to Mr. Davis, whose views combine economic populism (he abhors free trade) with libertarianism (he supports both gun rights and abortion rights).

Chavers is a black woman who has suffered MS for nearly a decade and as a result finds it difficult to attach the label 'magical black woman' to herself.