Sentence examples for made it difficult to attach from inspiring English sources

In addition, the backbone of carbohydrate molecules is covered by many copies of the same functional group, a hydroxyl (OH) group, which made it difficult to attach different groups at specific positions along the ring.

She does this because each image is the result of many people's contributions, which makes it difficult to attach the name of any one sole artist to each new artwork.

Some women with large breasts have broad areolae (rather than conical) with short nipples making it difficult to attach the baby [ 19].

He made it difficult to live successfully.

Made it difficult to see clinical clients.

It made it difficult to hear everything.

This has made it difficult to define.

Many firm descriptions made it difficult to make judgments.

EDC coupling can sometimes give intermediates which easily aggregate and can also make it difficult to control the number of molecules attached to the surface of a single QD.

In the case of odontocetes, the thin bony membrane and the attached malleus could be expected to vibrate, even though its complexity makes it difficult to envision without vibrational analysis.

Very frequently, power and velocity assessed during the F-V curves are measured by means of linear transducers attached to the bar, making it difficult to identify if athletes applied more force at altitude or if the results are produced by lower resistance to movement.