Sentence examples for difficult to repeat in from inspiring English sources

Arterial cannulation would be invasive for small animals and difficult to repeat in the same animal over the long term [4].

Although the study design implemented in the current investigation would be difficult to repeat in human subjects, this study supports the intuitive contention that pharyngeal oxygenation should be considered during emergent intubation of critically ill patients, particularly during periods of apnea.

There are lots of reasons Amazon will find it difficult to repeat its success in other areas, especially in the electronics business, which Amazon has said will be its next big growth area.

It will be more difficult to repeat the trick in the Group One Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot, but Log Out Island has at least shown himself worthy of a place in the field.

He describes that high growth as "catch up" and suggests it will be difficult to repeat such a phenomenon in the 21st century.

Although the Australian English proved overall more difficult to repeat than the Scottish English (in the control conditions, 71% of the Australian and 78% of the Scottish words were repeated correctly), accent type did not modulate any other effects.

Limited to a single insect taxon and preconditioned by a complete description of the signals produced by each cricket species, such an estimation is time consuming and difficult to repeat with other taxa or in other habitats.

Belichick's team is the surprising Super Bowl champion in a sport where it is difficult to repeat.

The main limitation of these works lies in the use of qualitative methodologies which render studies difficult to repeat, and outcomes to generalise.

It is very difficult to repeat this".

Brown's cure was spectacular, but difficult to repeat.