Sentence examples for challenges to generating from inspiring English sources
In contrast to nearly perfect spherical polymer beads, the variability in shapes of pathogenic yeast poses challenges to generating optical traps sufficient for specific displacement of the particle.
Challenges to generating and selecting mitochondrial mutants include multiple mitochondria per cell, each with multiples copies of mtDNA (Mileshina et al. 2011; Colas Des Francs-Small and Small 2014).
However, there are several challenges to generating such estimates for norovirus in the United States, including lack of a widely used, rapid, and sensitive clinical assay; no public health reporting requirement for individual cases; low health care seeking rates of patients with acute gastroenteritis; and poor sensitivity of norovirus-specific codes in national administrative databases (3 ).
Considering that no known reference clustering exists for these data sets we needed to overcome several challenges to generate those.
Companies have also started to create their own programming challenges to generate more interest from potential recruits.
In the second example, developmental processes respond to environmental challenges to generate functional, directional and coordinated suites of morphological and behavioural traits, in both parent and offspring (the latter through parental effects), which expose genetic variation to strong selection.
In the absence of a systematic evidence base, the authors therefore had to rely on a range of methods and a theoretical consideration of health systems challenges, to generate knowledge that could be used to guide decision-making on mHealth policy and practice in South Africa.
One challenge to generating a large return from these efforts is the Greek recession, which economists predict will extend into next year.
A challenge to generating potential gradients across tBLMs arises from the tethering coordination chemistry requiring an inert metal such as gold, resulting in any externally applied voltage source being capacitively coupled to the tBLM.
A challenge to generating rigorous evidence of the impact FA programs on PLHIVs in countries where there is widespread co-existence of malnutrition, food insecurity, and HIV is the important ethical considerations in conducting experimental studies with randomized control groups that receive no intervention.
