Sentence examples for more difficult to modify from inspiring English sources

While some of the factors reported to contribute to HRQL are not modifiable (e.g. age), other factors are more difficult to modify after stroke (e.g. severity of neurological impairment) and some factors are often difficult to improve, especially at the chronic stage (e.g. functional ability).

The judgment of intelligence analysts "hardened, so that barring incontrovertible evidence, which is rare, it becomes more and more difficult to modify".

The first shared memory access was more difficult to modify as the ordering constraints highlighted earlier meant any modification to the saving parameters needed to be counteracted by the load parameters to achieve the same overall load pattern during processing.

Crop plants that lack freezing tolerance, such as citrus, may be more difficult to modify than Arabidopsis because they may have lost all or part of their repertoire of cold tolerance genes.

Any improvements related to the interactions of DNA vicinal hydroxyl groups with other species (such as dissolved anions, which could be readily manipulated) were likely to similarly improve the interactions with analogous hydroxyl groups of agarose matrices (which would be more difficult to modify directly but were of high relevance in diverse gel formulations).

Gram-positive bacteria were more difficult to modify, requiring a helper plasmid to prevent loss of the plasmid.

Sergeant Flowers, of Newport, R.I., said it was also difficult to modify her disciplined behavior to fit the more casual social norms of regular life.

In other words, first impressions have been difficult to modify.

This often led to labyrinthine programs which were difficult to modify.Objects changed all that.

Italy had thousands of centuries-old structures that were difficult to modify.

Once established, these behaviours may be difficult to modify.