Sentence examples for technically difficult to microinject from inspiring English sources

While the small size of primary myoblasts made them technically difficult to microinject, we were able to differentiate them in culture for 14 days into myotubes and inject these myotubes.

It is technically difficult to track consumers as they hop from phone to computer to tablet and back again.

Both Moris and Agehas remain minorities, too cultish for the layman to understand and too technically difficult to easily emulate.

The card would be sophisticated but not technically difficult to produce.

However, it has been technically difficult to bring ashore.

FEV1 and FEV1/FVC are technically difficult to perform in the ED and involve cumbersome equipment.

Some time series applications require data which are either expensive or technically difficult to obtain.

During an episode of acute angioedema, it may be technically difficult to insert an endotracheal tube.

Posterior VSRs, in particular, are technically difficult to repair because of their location.

Liu says it has been technically difficult to study the mechanism for B cell rearrangement in the developing immune system.

However, because it is technically difficult to perform ESD of the colon, ESD is not a commonly used technique.