Sentence examples for comparatively challenging from inspiring English sources

In general, indoor scene classification is comparatively challenging than outdoor scene classification because indoor scenes contain large inter-class similarity.

Compared to smoking – a comparatively "old" challenge – it is not surprising that thus far significantly less (cost- effectiveness evidencost- effectivenessatevidencerms of thasprevention of dietary intake and obeenty.

"Once you've done these complicated procedures, you get a lot of confidence for comparatively small challenges," Dr. Garvey said.

Third, the comparatively greater challenges posed by the reestablishment of extensor mechanism function after proximal tibial resection have led to the use of a variety of tibial reconstructive methods, including arthrodesis [ 12], allografts [ 10, 14, 43], and alloprostheses [ 5, 17, 51] with relatively fewer endoprosthetic reconstructions.

Despite these likely explanations for our comparatively low intraspecific divergences, it is challenging to interpret differences in levels of intraspecific genetic divergence among taxa for which different character sets are used for taxonomy.

Other reports demonstrate that the laboratory strain S288C diverges dramatically from other strains independently from ploidy status (Kvitek et al. 2008; Warringer et al. 2011), and thus interpretation of the comparatively low expression and plasticity of S288C is challenging.

As the remainder of this document demonstrates, even the comparatively modest goal of generating moderately shallow questions proved challenging.

The present study merely shows that there are psychological forces at work that undermine the preference for prevention most people proclaim when challenged to comparatively assess prevention and treatment and this is important to recognize as appreciation for prevention or treatment may have far-reaching consequences for policy-making in general and health budget allocation in particular.