Sentence examples for difficult to fuse from inspiring English sources
It is hard and very brittle, difficult to fuse, but easy to oxidize.
It is found in platinum ores and extracted as a white inert metal which is very difficult to fuse.
Drawbacks come with every solution, and it is difficult to fuse the best combination at an acceptable price.
The 3′ overhang found at telomeres inhibits the NHEJ pathway of repair and makes it difficult to fuse telomeres.
Although long inserts were more difficult to fuse with the target plasmid, our data demonstrated that this method is applicable to the cloning of DNA sequences up to 4 kb in size.
However, difficult-to-fuse patients, such as smokers, elderly patients with poor bone quality and/or quantity, or patients with prior posterior surgeries, may have somewhat lower fusion rates.
Although the liposome could easily form a supported lipid bilayer on silica via vesicle rupture, it is much more difficult for proteoliposomes to fuse completely into a bilayer on the same substrate.
Moreover, the high resolution required to image fused mitochondria with a confocal microscope is difficult to combine with automation and high-throughput screening.
No matter what the reason is for having multiple aliases, the fact that many people use several aliases makes an analysis more difficult since it is harder to fuse weak signals generated by a single user (individual) that is using multiple aliases.
We emphasize here that clinical lipidomics should/must be merged with clinical phenomes, e.g. patient signs and symptoms, biomedical analyses, pathology, images, and responses to therapies, although it is difficult to integrate and fuse the information of clinical lipidomics with clinical phenomes.
We emphasize here that clinical lipidomics should be merged with clinical phenomes, e.g. patient signs and symptoms, biomedical analyses, pathology, images, and responses to therapies, although it is difficult to integrate and fuse the information of clinical lipidomics with clinical phenomes.
