Sentence examples for a conceptual challenge from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, given these underpinnings, the piece appealed to Wayne McGregor, who likes a conceptual challenge.

The developments in the idea and diagnosis of brain-stem death came as a response to a conceptual challenge.

Determining what an animal knows about its environment, and how that information is translated into specific movement behaviors, is a conceptual challenge faced by movement ecologists.

This complexity raises a conceptual challenge, namely to define whether a particular cellular response requires assembly of the complete PPI network of interest or can be driven by a specific interaction.

Ian Carter (1999, 2008), Matthew H. Kramer (2003, 2008), and Robert Goodin and Frank Jackson (2007) have argued, along these lines, that republican policies are best defended empirically on the basis of the standard negative ideal of freedom, rather than on the basis of a conceptual challenge to that ideal.

The transmission of TCR conformational change across the plasma membrane presents a conceptual challenge.

Tim comes in and asks how everyone is doing and reminds them that even though this might seem like a lame conceptual challenge it is actually a Garnier challenge.

Thus, a major conceptual challenge is to change our way of thinking about causality in a complex system with an important connectivity and an important amount of circularity, i.e. feedback loops, in the 'decision' network of gene regulation at the whole-cell level.

A key conceptual challenge to studying individuals with unique cognitive abilities is the identification of an appropriate reference group.

That may sound like a marketing scheme, but, with this ever-searching choreographer, the exercise is more a self-imposed conceptual challenge.

Quantifying prominence, however, is a methodological and conceptual challenge, especially if prominence is to be measured from particular ground locations rather than from a planar view.