Sentence examples for analyses challenge from inspiring English sources

What's more, numerous empirical analyses challenge the claim that minority overrepresentation in the criminal justice system generally is the result of people of color committing more crime.

Briefly, the third generation derived from mutagenized mice termed "G3" began a 7-week phenotyping protocol at six weeks of age, including blood and plasma analyses, challenge with a high-fat diet [47], evaluation of body composition, and cardiovascular screens.

However, sensitivity analyses challenged the robustness of these results.

Models pertaining to new onset mood episode and recurrences were based on small numbers making more intricate within subject analyses challenging.

However, the organic contents vary among different chondritic classes, and some meteorites are shown to contain only a trace amount of detectable organics, which sometimes make their analyses challenging.

This renders in silico analyses challenging, prospectively requiring exhaustive manual annotation of results.

CHF-5074 lowers Aβ in mouse models of APP overexpression but only after chronic dosing (that is, there are no sub-acute effects of this compound on brain Aβ [ 51]) making PK/PD analyses challenging and calling into question the mechanism of Aβ lowering after chronic treatment.

The first issue "The future of food and agriculture – Trends and challenges" analyses the challenges facing food and agriculture in the light of recent socio-economic and environmental trends, while the projections to 2050 of production and consumption under alternative scenarios are discussed in the issue below.

Applying the 'multi-level perspective' established in transition research, we analyse challenges in the diffusion process.

82 The analysis will identify and analyse challenging communicative situations with respect to the content of these situations.

This was indicated in the first LDP workshop, where facilitators identified the programme goals as being: i) to learn how to lead and manage to enable others to face challenges and achieve results; ii) to apply tools to analyse challenges to achieve results; iii) to know how to produce measurable results; and iv) as managers, to learn how to build a positive work climate.