Sentence examples for technically difficult for from inspiring English sources

Measuring diffusion coefficients of high molecular weight lipids in vivo is, however, technically difficult for a number of reasons.

It hasn't worked, mainly because it's too costly and technically difficult for phone companies to do that.

Glover points out that uploading from a mobile phone via e-mail is too technically difficult for many people to do comfortably.

Or it may mean the Court thinks it would be technically difficult for platforms to hold comments for pre-publication review, and it wants to give at least some temporal window for compliance.

While many of those interviewed perceive Mass of Blessed John Henry Newman to be technically difficult for their congregations to sing, some also see the setting as failing to resonate with the wider identity of Scottish Catholic congregations.

However, the dynamics of hippocampal neural stem cell division in adult mammals remain unclear; the hippocampus in the mammalian brain is located hundreds of millimeters from the brain surface, rendering it technically difficult for direct observations.

In response to strong demands from Japan, the Navy conducted an expensive and technically difficult search for remains of the victims, recovering all but one of the bodies.

Displaced SCHF are challenging injuries to treat [5, 12, 13] and entail technically difficult procedures for orthopedics surgeons [9].

Displaced SCHF are challenging injuries to treat and entail technically difficult procedures for orthopedic surgeons [5, 6].

The method is at least as sensitive as PCR, Mirkin says, and more accurate--the team could also detect a change of a single letter in the DNA, a technically difficult feat for error-prone PCR.

A. gambiae is a technically difficult subject for genomic association mapping.