Sentence examples for it very difficult to study from inspiring English sources

This chromosome is often considered a genetic castaway — because its complexity makes it very difficult to study — but Godfrey is undeterred.

It is highly reflective, making it very difficult to study by confocal microscopy, and it partly absorbs energy from high-power lasers, such as those used in STED.

Getting rid of the survey this year, as the new budget proposes, would make it very difficult to study the fallout from deep cuts in food stamps, child care, Medicaid and other programs for the poor that Congress passed and Mr. Bush signed last month.

Researchers said this system eluded the notice of scientists till now because it functions only when it's intact and operating in the living brain, making it very difficult to study for earlier scientists who could not see CSF flow in a live animal, but rather had to study sections of nonliving brain tissue.

Antarctica's remote location and punishing environment make it very difficult to study.

Because they are lost in a thick shroud of matter, protoplanets are extremely hard to find, making it very difficult to study how they are born.

It is very difficult to study for a test if your mind isn't in it.

"It's very difficult to study autophagy in humans," Dr. Levine says.

"But we don't know much about who is getting transferred under the new laws because most states have multiple pathways to transfer kids, so it's very difficult to study.

"It's very difficult to study humans directly," Diamond notes.

However, it is very difficult to study chaos for a general function f.