Sentence examples for a known challenge from inspiring English sources
To elicit "true" WTA without hypothetical bias is a known challenge faced in CV approaches (Loomis 2013).
This is a known challenge in the field of cheminformatics, as fingerprints determine the resolution of defining similarity between pairs of molecules.
Receiving solar power on Mars, which is 50percentt farther away from the Sun than Earth, was a known challenge even without the dust.
Unfortunately, irrelevant and/or unsolicited content corresponds to the majority of this volume of data, and to decide whether to keep or discard each message is a known challenge in the context of machine learning.
When Barwise and Perry started their joint work, a new, more fine-grained, notion of information content seemed to be urgently needed in natural language semantics, because of a known challenge facing possible worlds semantics, which, under the influence of Lewis 1972 and Montague 1974, was the framework of choice for most formal semanticists at the time (see the entry on possible worlds).
The latter has been a known challenge for decades [16].
This is a well known challenge in qualitative studies where every shade in the language is important, and therefore the ability to use your mother-tongue is crucial.
Adjustments will be incorporated as the integrated model is expanded, in particular, to address the issue of immunization dropout a known challenge in the Liberian context even in areas with strong overall EPI performance.
The perceived fragility of any entanglement is a misconception resulting from the known challenges in controlling a particular class of entangled states for the purposes of quantum information processing.
It was critical to introduce the concept of a MSD one-on-one and engage multiple stakeholders in a discussion to identify known challenges and opportunities that could be addressed in the MSD design.
There are a number of well known challenges, for example, to PRO data collection, appropriate timing of assessment, adequate statistical analysis and outcome interpretation [ 9, 10].
