Sentence examples for difficult to replicate with from inspiring English sources

That's all very difficult to replicate with artificial systems.

This is a difficult to replicate with fractionated blood plasma or culture medium as they do not contain hemoglobin.

However, the basoapical tissue polarity axis, a critical feature of normal epithelial differentiation, remains difficult to replicate with human cell systems.

The peptide conformation in the MHC-peptide surface is likely to be very difficult to replicate with any amino acid substitution including alanine, which has the closest structure to the small glycine.

CFSs are enriched with repetitive DNA sequences, one feature postulated to explain why these loci are inherently difficult to replicate, and sensitive to replication stress.

Fragile loci are intrinsically difficult to replicate and often coincide with chromosomal breakpoints in tumors (Gorgoulis et al. 2005; Yunis 1984).

Not only does it seem unlikely that the food can really be simplified without sacrificing quality, but there's a reason why those restaurants are so expensive: the quality of ingredients and the attention to detail which are difficult to replicate at home, much less with ease.

An exceptional record built with a $25 million or $50 million fund buying small companies is very difficult to replicate when the manager is showered with a billion to invest.

However, results have proven difficult to replicate and the odds ratios associated with each gene were low, ranging from 1.13 to 1.45 (for review see [ 2]).

As with other phenotypes, the first GWAS findings for imaging phenotypes were difficult to replicate, probably due to the limited availability of replication samples.

30 A general antenatal population constructed of subgroups with different risk profiles is difficult to replicate and future "general populations" are likely to comprise a different case-mix.