Sentence examples for difficult to be manipulated from inspiring English sources

Since fatty acid biosynthesis plays a central role in energy metabolism of all living organisms and involves multiple interplaying enzymatic steps [ 11- 17], its regulation is highly complicated and hence difficult to be manipulated.

Hence, particles which are larger than μm-order in diameter are difficult to be manipulated with MHz-band ultrasound.

Yet, individual difference variables are difficult to be manipulated when designing mass media and especially short films.

Social contextual information, such as employment history, credit history and friendship networks, has shown to be effective in identity resolution because it is very difficult to be manipulated [10].

Antibodies are also difficult to be manipulated for drug conjugation via the conventional conjugation and linker chemistries, as they are too big to be synthesized chemically and too complex to be produced in microorganisms.

The mobility of the detached retina is relatively higher and more difficult to be manipulated due to the size and location of the retinal tears.

It is, presumably, a difficult time to be Michael Jackson right now.

"The last five years, it's been very difficult to be a Ram fan," he says.

The Queen was hardly alone in finding Margaret Thatcher difficult to be with, and Tony and Cherie Blair an odd couple.

It must have been difficult to be married to Martin Luther King.

"I think it's very difficult to be a referee," Pellegrini said.