Sentence examples for difficult to trap from inspiring English sources

Alternative methods have been suggested because feral cats are difficult to trap and kill.

It is difficult to trap and store a photon, which by definition moves at the speed of light.

It is a good spot, but it will be difficult to trap them since the vegetation is thick and there is too much for them to eat.

He's very difficult to trap so if you play safe against him, he will have an answer for everything.

First off, they are difficult to trap.

Because of their low actin affinity and possible heterogeneous structure when attached to actin, weakly-bound states are difficult to trap in vitro in numbers with sufficient homogeneity to be amenable to direct visualization by any of the powerful averaging techniques of cryoEM.

That's almost 5 million difficult-to-trap cats.

The backpacks were not removed after the study because it is difficult to re-trap individuals (Penteriani and Delgado unpublished data).

In a study of Chlorella, Xiong et al. [ 31] found that NADPH supplied through OPPP increased under nitrogen limited condition when lipid synthesis increased, and they speculated that NADPH from the mitochondrial TCA cycle was difficult to be trapped for lipid metabolism in the cytoplasm.

"It's difficult to bait and trap them, because they're very shy, and culling through shooting is very difficult; you can't shoot that many cats".

As is, it is difficult to determine whether TrAP is indeed exerting its effect largely through SUVH4 rather than through any of the other 31+ Arabidopsis SET domain proteins or any of the other previously documented TrAP targets.