Sentence examples for difficult to reconstitute from inspiring English sources

Spray-dried milk is also difficult to reconstitute or mix with water.

Physical stability studies showed that lyophilized cake of liposomes without cryoprotectants was compact and difficult to reconstitute compared to fluffy easily reconstituted cakes upon using cryoprotectants.

However, it is difficult to reconstitute functional hetero-oligomeric complexes by this method.

Since it is difficult to reconstitute such oligomerization using the soluble monomeric form of these transmembrane proteins, several different systems have been attempted.

Upstream initiator Caspases become activated through protein interactions involving assembly of multi-protein complexes (reviewed in [2], [3]), which are often difficult to reconstitute in vitro.

As detailed in our earlier publication [47] nucleosomes were difficult to reconstitute on a 2 kb substrate with ∼600 bp of telomeric DNA in the middle possibly because telomeric nucleosomes are less stabile and slide readily along telomeric DNA [14].

It will be particularly hard to reconstitute a nuclear weapons program under such scrutiny.

It's rather difficult to practice "reconstituting asteroids into mechanical automata" in your garage.

But if Somalis, who possess considerable firepower of their own, decisively turn against the Shabab, and the government provides people with an alternative to rally behind, it could be difficult for the militants to reconstitute themselves, even as a guerrilla army.

The benefits of minivectors could be leveraged with larger proteins if those proteins were broken into smaller fragments that fit into minivectors having sizes <1000 base pairs because pairs or trios of minivectors encoding these fragments could be delivered to difficult-to-transfect mammalian cells to reconstitute a functional protein through fragment complementation.

The second was to reconstitute the church.