Sentence examples for difficult transcription from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chiu was pushed to the limits of his technique in Liszt's fiendishly difficult transcription of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.

On one hand he's the virtuoso pianist who delights in making his audience's heads spin, hurtling through his own crazily difficult transcriptions as encores.

Direct pharmacological inhibition has been highly effective for certain kinase fusion proteins but is difficult for transcription factor fusions (Mitelman et al., 2004).

The HDACs deacetylate core histone tails resulting in tighter packaging of the DNA, making it difficult for transcription factors to access their binding sites (Robertson and Wolffe 2000).

But because SZ is a heterogeneous group of disorders, either approach may make any true system-wide dysregulation of transcription difficult to detect, especially if the effect size is small.

When dosage compensation is attained by hypertranscription of the X chromosome, all else being equal, it may be more difficult to increase transcription of an X-linked gene in males.

It has also been suggested that a pre-existing triplex or sticky DNA blocks RNAP by making it more difficult for the transcription complex to unwind the template [ 17].

Interactions of transcriptional activators are difficult to study using transcription-based two-hybrid assays due to potent activation resulting in false positives.

This therefore represents a minimum estimate of the evolutionary age, because the reliable detection of transcription becomes difficult for genes that are not highly expressed and because homologous sequence identification is difficult for fast-evolving loci (Necsulea et al. 2014).

The RP pseudogene transcription is difficult to identify in microarrays due to potential cross-hybridization between transcripts from the parent genes and pseudogenes.

One of these difficult tasks is the transcription of video lectures.