Sentence examples for challenge of discerning from inspiring English sources
Every generation confronts the challenge of discerning what capacities and dispositions are the most important to nurture among its young people at a given moment in time.
There's plenty to parse in today's speech, including the president's unfortunate mashup of the clarity of basic greenhouse science (which is where the "overwhelming judgment" of scientific assessments lies) and the much tougher challenge of discerning what factors have caused recent large losses from fires, drought and storms.
Nikki's upbringing was characterized by extreme chaos — a hard-working, sometimes physically violent father who she wished would say, just once, "I love you"; a troubled group of her mother's substance-abusing friends, who acted in ways that traumatized the little girl; the challenge of discerning what mood her mother was in — whether to expect tenderness or wrath.
Twists aside, this study illustrates the usual epidemiological research challenge of discerning a signal against considerable background noise.
However, GWAS has its own limitations as well, including its restriction to common variants, incomplete genome coverage, and the inherent challenge of discerning the actual causal genetic variant [63].
She was faced with the challenge of discerning time periods based on soil texture, color, and behavior in reaction to movement.
Firstly, there has been effort devoted to addressing the challenges of discerning information from the increasingly large size of the data, and capturing the opportunities that this large data presents.
One central challenge is that of choosing modeling methods appropriate to a particular question, in the sense of discerning interpolation challenges from extrapolation challenges.
A third challenge of our new approach is the task of discerning when inequity in the results should be acted upon.
Given the complexity of EOR processes and the inherent uncertainty in the reservoir description, it is a challenge to discern the properties of the EOR agent in-situ in the midst of geological uncertainty.
Given the changing nature of the diagnosis of lymphoid neoplasms over time and the heterogeneity of occupational benzene cohort study quality in the literature, it is a challenge to discern the nature of the relationship between benzene and lymphoid neoplasms.
