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These concepts can be challenging to visualize, and we present them in a simplified form in Fig. 2.

In the spatial problem, however, Poincaré maps must represent at least four states and are therefore challenging to visualize.

Intercellular protein-protein interactions (PPIs) enable communication between cells in diverse biological processes, including cell proliferation, immune responses, infection, and synaptic transmission, but they are challenging to visualize because existing techniques have insufficient sensitivity and/or specificity.

Since it is challenging to visualize multiphase flow processes occurring at high pressure conditions at the meter scale, a testing method was developed based on the use of surrogate test fluids to replace the scCO2 and formation saline water.

When performing ultrasound-guided procedures using a non-echo-enhanced needle tip, it is often challenging to visualize the needle tip especially in the short axis.

It should be noted, however, that although omental involvement can be both conspicuous and relatively straightforward to biopsy, early cases may be subtle and challenging both to visualize and to biopsy.

While complex, recent progress in information and application [9] of statistics suggest that such descriptions are possible; the challenge is to visualize and explore the data in ways that allow decoupling of various local dynamics under external physical and chemical stimuli.

Slalom challenged my ability to visualize and understand how water moves.

"There's still the challenge to visualize," he said.

Our solar system is certainly much smaller than the universe as a whole, but no less of a challenge to visualize.

Bats fascinated him, and so did the challenge of finding new and creative ways to visualize and understand their behavior.