Sentence examples for challenging to sample from inspiring English sources
Such trees have considerable palaeoclimatic potential due to their longevity and landscape survival times, but are challenging to sample non-destructively.
It was previously hypothesized that coastal karst basins (CKBs) transition from vadose, to littoral, then anchialine, and finally submarine environments as sea-level rise inundates coastal karst landscapes, but the initial flooding event of CKBs remains challenging to sample.
A very practical consideration is that imaging can assess receptor expression at sites that are challenging to sample and assay, for example, bone metastases, where de-calcification can make assay of tumor gene products challenging.
In addition, as Monte Carlo simulations follow high probability paths, it is especially challenging to sample adequately rare and critical events that may be important in determining cellular fate.
An MP who dismissed rival cities' bids to become the UK's City of Culture has been challenged to sample the cultural delights of one of those he condemned.
Raters are thus continuously challenged to sample performance data; interpret findings; identify and define assessment criteria; and translate private judgments into sound (acceptable) decisions.
It is challenging to optimally sample the muscularis propria endoscopically for the diagnosis of muscle layer diseases, especially for motility disorders resulting from neuroenteric dysfunction.
The population biology of an organism so tightly associated with humans is challenging to study due to sampling bias, limited sampling sizes, human influence, and non-random sampling [5], [8], [15].
Owing to the relatively large sample area (∼2 × 2 cm) and limited imaging fields of view (<150 × 150 μm for CRM when working at 60× magnification), it is challenging to ensure precise sample navigation, reliable relocation of microscopic CRM ROIs for subsequent MSI, and proper alignment of imaged regions for precise spatial registry of the CRM and MSI data.
Concurrently, we explain key challenges to sample preparation and analysis and suggest approaches to overcome or circumvent these challenges.
This article focuses on the specific challenges to sample immigrant population in two recent destination countries, Spain and Italy, which furthermore register high levels of irregularity.
