Sentence examples for challenges to standard from inspiring English sources

These novel products present unique challenges to standard pharma manufacturing and regulatory approaches.

Henry Morris III, the chief executive of the Institute for Creation Research, said Tuesday that the proposed curriculum, taught in California, used faculty and textbooks "from all the top schools" along with, he said, the "value added" of challenges to standard teachings of evolution.

However, postmortem eyes from autopsy present challenges to standard OCT imaging including opaque anterior segment structures and standard of care autopsy processing resulting in oblique views to the macula.

These add a stability challenge to standard exercises.

Another challenge to standard economic thinking arises from what has become known as the "endowment effect".

Both the complex dependence structure and the peculiar nature of the isochrone mapping, however, present a formidable challenge to standard statistical computation methods.

Accurately estimating the winning probabilities of participants in competitive events, such as elections and sports events, represents a challenge to standard forecasting frameworks such as regression or classification.

Calcified tissues, such as bone and tooth, and some other sample types, such as those containing adhesive, present a challenge to standard extraction protocols.

Another challenge to standard economic thinking arises from what has become known as the "endowment effect". To probe this effect, Ariely, who earned one of his two Ph.D.s at Duke, exploited the school's passion for basketball.

As the differentiation of cartilage degeneration remains diagnostically challenging to standard imaging modalities, an OCT- and MRI-compatible indentation device for the assessment of cartilage functional properties was developed and validated in the present study.

Such distant giants lend support to the most radical challenge to standard theory, in which some planets form not by core accretion, but by a process called gravitational instability.