Sentence examples for challenges of systematic from inspiring English sources
Understanding the relationships of the major lineages, or orders, of holometabolous insects has been a great challenge, not least because of their megadiversity, and represents one of the truly significant challenges of systematic biology.
Corporate data mining faces the challenge of systematic knowledge discovery in large data streams to support managerial decision making.
As RNA interference still faces the major challenge of systematic delivery [ 37], an alternative strategy could be small molecule inhibitors targeting cyclin B, as its crystal structure is recently published [ 38].
While consideration of a broad range of study designs presents methodological challenges for systematic reviews of the literature, the method described here presents a means for rigorous appraisal of the internal and external validity of the included studies.
The highly variable nature of acupuncture needling creates challenges to systematic research.
In many countries, identifying persons with a genetic condition in the background population can be difficult due to the rarity of genetic diseases, diagnostic challenges, and lack of systematic registration.
Evaluation of these referral management interventions however presents challenges for systematic review methodologies.
The reviews use explicit systematic methods that are selected with a view to minimising bias. 2 The identification of all the potentially eligible trials has been described as 'the most fundamental challenge' of preparing systematic reviews.
Researchers have recognised this problem and many have accepted the challenge of preparing systematic reviews of individual studies in order to appraise, summarise and bring together existing studies in a single place.
The rapid development of ASD animal models poses a major challenge for systematic analysis of their content.
The rapid accumulation of putative candidate genes/loci for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and ASD-related animal models poses a major challenge for systematic analysis of their content.
