Sentence examples for not straightforward to predict from inspiring English sources
Thus, it is not straightforward to predict where and in which composition (Ba,Sr SO4 solid-solutions will form in a geothermal water circuit.
Thus for any given highly variable target it is not straightforward to predict, by simple inspection of the sequence or of alignments, either whether such a probe design approach will work at all, nor what the optimal probe length is.
Thus, this entry was not straightforward to predict the biological state.
Because many of these genes do not encode metabolic enzymes, it is not straightforward to predict the ensuing change in expression cost from a metabolic model.
In addition, since nAChRs are found on both inhibitory and excitatory neurons in different PFC layers, it is not straightforward to predict how action potential firing of PFC output neurons is altered by nAChR stimulation.
Due to the microanatomy of this organ with exocrine and endocrine components intimately connected and its embryonic origin from two separate evaginations of the primitive gut epithelium, potential stem cell markers are not straightforward to predict from knowledge about pancreatic development.
Nevertheless, given that miR-29 has been shown to indirectly downregulate DNMT1, by directly targeting its transactivator Sp1, 38, 47 the expected effect of miR-29a in the transcription of the AHR gene would not be straightforward to predict.
The broad effects of hunting are fairly straightforward to predict.
It is less straightforward to predict the functional importance of SNPs within regulatory regions.
Structure-property relationships, central to many of today's drug discovery strategies, are not straightforward to deal with when trying to predict drug efficacy, that is, the combined outcome of target affinity, pharmacodynamic behavior, pharmacokinetic properties, and metabolic fate.
Unfortunately it is not straightforward to translate an expected protective efficacy at day 35 post 3 and 9 month dose predicted by the model at different frequencies of mutations to an equivalent 12 month protective efficacy.
