Three distinct themes (Evidence of Diversity; Importance of Engagement Across Stakeholder Groups and Gaps and Challenges) characterized the complete Dataset.
This type of leadership may be needed more generally to deal with challenges characterized by high scientific uncertainty and social complexity in which learning is pertinent, such as climate change.
"Uncertainty and challenges characterize 2008, with greater downside risk than real estate markets have faced in close to two decades," concluded the Emerging Trends in Real Estate report by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the Urban Land Institute, which interviewed more than 600 developers, services firms and investors over the summer.
Manual load testing with different sets of cloud resources, followed by comparison of test results to QoS goals is tedious and inaccurate due to the limitations of the load testing tools, challenges characterizing resource utilization, significant manual test orchestration effort, and challenges identifying resource bottlenecks.
Indeed, pancreatic cancer persists as a major therapeutic challenge largely characterized by chemotherapy-refractory disease and poor response to currently available treatments.
The transcriptional dynamics of immune challenge are characterized by a striking separation of transient and long-lasting responses, with the latter dominated by induction of a suite of antimicrobial peptides.
Leon Friedman, a law professor who helped file a civil rights suit challenging it, characterized it as "the craziest system in the world".
Celiac disease is a multiform, challenging condition characterized by extremely variable features.
Formalin challenges were characterized over the first (5 15 min) and second (25 45 min) phases of the response.
The immune response to various physiological challenges is characterized by increased neutrophil and decreased lymphocyte counts, and NLR is often recognized as an inflammatory marker to assess the severity of the disease [ 7, 8].
