Sentence examples for difficult to deliver using from inspiring English sources

The pod-IVR design enables the vaginal delivery of multiple microbicides with differing physicochemical properties, and is an attractive approach for the sustained intravaginal delivery of relatively hydrophilic drugs that are difficult to deliver using conventional matrix IVR technology.

BC has useful properties for use as a drug; however, it is difficult to deliver BC in a targeted fashion towards cancer cells.

"Trust chiefs tell us it's increasingly difficult to deliver both," he said.

The dose of radiation that we used for in vitro experiments is very low and very difficult to deliver.

People used to say that Aids drugs were too costly and too difficult to deliver in developing countries, yet millions of people with HIV in places such as Uganda and Haiti are now being saved.

In conclusion, decitabine is difficult to deliver in combination with carboplatin AUC 6 on a 28-day schedule; moreover, in this patient group and using this schedule it definitely does not increase and may decrease the RR to carboplatin.

As George Osborne warned that promises by Syriza would be "very difficult to deliver and incompatible with what the eurozone currently demands of its members", the prime minister sought to use the result to highlight the Tories' "long-term economic plan".

Using this theoretical framework we illuminate the reasons why a dementia case management intervention, successful in a US study, proved difficult to deliver within primary care in England.

'That makes the stuff difficult to deliver.

They made it unbelievably difficult to deliver it.

Of course, this will be fiendishly difficult to deliver.