Sentence examples for challenges for comparison from inspiring English sources

We also examine which of the model assumptions can lead to uncertainties in our estimates of mesospheric gravity wave activity and we discuss how these assumptions provide challenges for comparison with observations of gravity waves in the mesosphere.

Finally, the years included span close to 20 years for both MRSA and VRE, during which changes in epidemiology, screening practices, and technology have taken place, raises challenges for comparison across studies and interpretation of the pooled clearance estimates.

Alignment to individualized genomes presents a challenge for comparison and visualization of sample alignments; however, new tools make conversion back to reference genome coordinates straightforward (Huang et al. 2013).

The variability between individuals and larger differences between species provides a challenge for comparisons of brain maps.

A couple weeks ago I wrote about the cost of living in different cities, and how one of the challenges for intercity comparisons is that the basket of goods the typical consumer buys varies from place to place.

Thirdly, our analysis identifies challenges for international comparisons based on these indicators.

These differences and inconsistencies bring important challenges for international comparisons that must be addressed and recognized.

The category of central nervous system tumours presents the most challenges for data comparisons, due to national variation in coding, registration of non-malignant tumours and the low proportion of tumours with a microscopically verified diagnosis.

The reviewed mechanisms allow for the comparison of international medicine prices while avoiding methodological challenges observed for comparisons using only national price databases as information sources.

Biological 3D objects, which vary greatly among species and from individual to individual, are especially challenging for statistical comparison and major advances in theory of this field are needed before any two 3D surfaces or solids can be compared within a universal framework.

Computational complexity is only one challenge for the comparison of numerous whole genomes.