Sentence examples for intractable to use from inspiring English sources

A single optimization model might be employed to overcome these limitations, but it would be intractable to use it in large manufacturing systems.

The B97-D/TZVP case represents a favorable example with small mean errors and relatively tight error distributions (see Table 1 for other examples), but it would be computationally intractable to use it to study hundreds or thousands of decoys for a system of the size of ubiquitin.

Human whole-genome sequencing with next-generation sequencing usually produces hundreds of gigabases, thus WGS mapping or assembly tools generally requires large memory such that it is intractable to use such tools for specific genotyping.

Because DM1 alleles carrying longer expansions probed intractable we decided to use synthetic CTG repeats interrupted every 20 CTG units by the sequence CTCGA [34].

Both techniques can be successful in controlling intractable epistaxis but the decision to use one versus the other can be challenging.

We did not use any placebo because the subjects have had intractable migraine and it was immoral to use no drug during 12 weeks.

Embryonic stem cells have the potential to develop into any cell type in the body, and many scientists would like to discover how to use them to treat intractable diseases such as diabetes or Parkinson's disease.

We used no placebo arm in this study because it was immoral to use no drug in the subjects with intractable headache.

Mr Obama hopes to use the power of negotiation to tackle some of the world's most intractable problems.

The multiple, highly duplicated and complex regions in the human genome that remain largely intractable to analysis with commonly used assembly techniques are also present in other organisms.

Completion of an accurate assembly is a continuing challenge given the presence of multiple highly duplicated and complex regions that remain largely intractable to analysis with commonly used assembly techniques [ 1].