This survey also included a series of questions intended to characterize the challenges of genomic data management, use, and sharing.
Data reads and writes in many data analytics workflows are guided by the RUM conjecture (Read, Update, Memory (or storage) overhead) [7] that characterizes the challenge of reducing overhead data being read, updated and stored (in memory, cache or disk).
Seventy years ago, problems similar to the ones that toxicology is now facing characterized the challenge of obtaining reliable evidence for medical practice.
By describing our experience, we sought to characterize the challenges, benefits, and complications of an approach that stresses enteral nutrition.
He characterized the challenges as being that of systems engineering rather than solely chemistry, and referred Smalley to Nanosystems, with its vision of mechanical control of chemical reactions with no enzymes and no reliance on solvents or thermal motion.
5G is characterized by the challenges of rapid growth in mobile connections and traffic volume [1, 2].
Your story characterizes the challenge currently facing far too many New Yorkers: hard-working people with chronic health problems who get priced out of the insurance market.
Translational bioinformatics is characterized by the challenge of integrating molecular and clinical data to enable novel translational hypotheses bi-directionally between the domains of biology and medicine [ 2, 3].
In its broadest sense, global health ethics is a normative project that is best characterized by the challenge of developing common values and universal norms for responding to global health threats.
And Bill McKibben, the author and activist who's been exploring humanity's two-way relationship with climate in parallel with me since the 1980s, has different ways of characterizing the climate challenge than I do, and has chosen a different path toward achieving a sustainable human relationship with the climate.
