Sentence examples for difficult to transpose from inspiring English sources

In practice, teachers find it difficult to transpose NCR principles into structured activities.

Regrettably, the protocol of this study is difficult to transpose to the clinical situation.

Since this organism carries three functional oriCs whereas a single one is found in Thermoccocales, it is once again difficult to transpose replication features across archaeal phyla.

Sensory analysis by a trained panel of four people is time consuming, expensive, difficult to transpose easily to other laboratories and the number of samples that can be analysed is limited.

However, because of its small size and rosette growth habit, Arabidopsis is hardly grown in standard hydroponic devices and the systems described in the last years are still difficult to transpose at a large scale.

30 It is difficult to transpose in-vitro results to humans and to the actual preparations used here, but this may partly explain the efficacy results of the present study, with good safety at the injection site compared with even higher MW products.

The transconjunctival approach is limited by poor visualization, incapacity to secure midface soft tissues to a stable landmark, postoperative chemosis, very difficult efforts to transpose and secure lower eyelid fat of the lateral fat compartment, and ocular motility restriction due to intraconal scarring [ 6].

However, these data are difficult to be transposed into the more recent actual international classification of headache disorders (ICHD) [21] which was completed by the complementary note of the Headache Classification Committee [22].

Plenty have come a cropper trying to transpose Anthony Burgess's 1962 novella to the stage.

Mr. Tolle had to transpose the power of place from Ireland to New York.

He turned around and retuned the reeds of the instrument to transpose them to other keys.