Sentence examples for challenging analyses from inspiring English sources
Isolated comparisons are of limited value in assessing potential impacts across any entire system, like global climate, but methods remain immature for such challenging analyses.
His strong words are particularly significant given that Nordhaus has, in the past, strongly challenged analyses — notably the Stern Review — pointing to high economic costs from global warming.
Large and computationally challenging phylogenomic analyses under likelihood that would otherwise require supercomputers can now be conducted on a desktop computer.
While algorithmically challenging, these analyses do not shed light on the behavior of the system per-se, but represent more a catalog of the parts, which can later serve as a starting point for systems-level analyses.
The functional activity of the VLP-elicited IgG antibodies was proved by in vitro seroprotective hemagglutination inhibition and microneutralization titers against the homologous human H6N1 virus, as well as in vivo viral challenge analyses which showed H6N1-VLP immunization significantly reduced viral load in the lung, and protected against human H6N1 virus infection.
Computational welding mechanics (CWM) is challenging to analyse owing to the thermomechanics and associated effects of microstructural evolution on material behaviour that have to be accounted for.
It is often challenging to analyse the pore structure of biological samples because they are sensitive to drying or changes in the composition of liquid within the samples.
Large complex networks are challenging to analyse; time-series of such are even more so.
Secondly, we found it challenging to analyse our findings in an interlinked and dynamic manner according to the framework.
Moreover, it would have been challenging to analyse the influence of sociodemografic factors (e.g. education, profession, income) on multimorbidity.
Mutation-selection models have proven challenging to analyse [ 25], particularly where the environment is changing (see the extensive treatment in [ 27], Chap. 4).
