Sentence examples for be especially challenging given from inspiring English sources
The problems of calculation can be especially challenging given customer heterogeneity.
Elucidating the mechanics of this hunting strategy, as well as details of this predator-prey interaction, will be especially challenging given that most nocturnal passerine migration takes place at great elevations [29].
Survey fatigue, and its resulting problems with data quality (Porter et al., 2004), can be an issue for any form of survey research; however, for network studies, it can be especially challenging, given that students are reporting not only on themselves but also on each of their relational partners.
This is especially challenging given that the period after a disaster is often more painful than the initial catastrophe.
Event reporting is a relatively new concept and public health authorities must clearly communicate their expectations of what events frontline HCWs should report, which is especially challenging given the inherent difficulty in defining what constitutes an unusual event.
The sergeant added that the investigation had been especially challenging, "given the litigious nature of Barry Sherman's business".
Explaining prognosis well is likely to be especially challenging for practitioners, given persisting diagnostic controversies.
Indeed, especially noteworthy given this outcome, is that such data are known to be especially challenging and are likely to constitute a significant fraction of increasingly available big data sets.
