Sentence examples for challenges in attributing from inspiring English sources

One of the main challenges in attributing the causes of global warming lies in the representation of the natural internal variability of the Earth's climate.

Given the spectacular challenges in attributing changes in policy or practice to specific research studies we should not be too surprised that researchers and their donors continue to struggle to turn research into action.

However, research to date has limitations and challenges in attributing changes in the status of mosquito-borne diseases to climate change.

While others have studied the breakdown of HSS spending using the WHO BB Framework (19, 20) and described challenges in attributing funding to health outcomes (21), these studies have focused on national level health financing rather than district level.

Prior PAR research with slightly younger students than our sample (5th and 6th graders) also identified group dynamics and social maturity as major challenges in implementation, attributing behaviors such as clowning, put-downs, and "silly" responses to questions as part of the early adolescent developmental tasks of identity formation (Wilson et al. 2007).

Updated at 1.25pm GMT 11.29am GMT Challenges for modelling extreme weather Chris Huntingford of the NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology has emailed me with an excellent description of the challenges faced by climate modellers in attributing extreme weather events to climate change.

But in his new book "Locked In," criminologist John Pfaff challenges that assumption, attributing mass incarceration primarily to violent crime and the public policy response to it.

The ability of the U.S. EPA to prevail in these legal challenges was attributed both to the care that had been taken in developing the final regulation and to the dedication and competence of U.S. EPA attorneys such as Leslie Carothers who presented and defended the regulation in subsequent legal challenges.

Additional analysis challenges are attributed to changes in the boundary conditions of SU-FREI as a result of rollover type deformation.

Moreover, given the collective nature of decision-making in democratic societies, it is challenging to attribute changes in legislation, regulation, or government policy to certain teams or individuals.

The findings suggest challenges in achieving program outcomes attributed to the feasibility of implementation strategies.