Sentence examples for challenge to evaluate from inspiring English sources

However, it still remains a challenge to evaluate the reservoir wettability quantitatively using actual core samples.

"It … is a challenge to evaluate cross-domain research because experts need to be aware of their own limitation … and still understand the potential behind the proposal.

Larger differences are by nature easier to assess, which could be why design can be such a challenge to evaluate.

It is a challenge to evaluate the influence of co-morbidity and the knowledge of the significance in ovarian cancer patients is limited.

Moreover, it will be a challenge to evaluate the possible environmental influences such as climatic conditions and proximity to a source, when we assess exposure levels, especially retrospectively [ 6- 8].

For the clinician, it is currently a challenge to evaluate the significance of cardiac arrhythmias in the often very painful and systemically affected colic horse, since the nature and prevalence of arrhythmias in these patients are based primarily on case reports [ 4, 8].

Disorders of the neuromuscular junction have a wide range of clinical presentations, which frequently poses a diagnostic challenge to evaluating clinicians.

One challenge to evaluating protein temperature optimization is the localization of some parameters.

The fundamental challenge to evaluating the Finnish policy of child evacuation is identifying a credible comparison group.

For example, training is challenging to evaluate because it's not very clear how education works.

It is up to the person or organization that solicits the patent challenges to evaluate the submitted material and determine its validity.