Sentence examples for differential challenges from inspiring English sources

We describe the differential challenges to development along these gradients and identify investment priorities if the policy objectives were to support the complementarities between pastoralism and biodiversity conservation.

This paper reports the interview findings of a study designed to appraise differential agency challenges arising between unit owners and resident managers in three distinct types of strata titled tourism accommodation (STTA) operation.

We assessed the efficiency with which maize adapted progeny genomes were generated within this simple experimental system, with respect to two important factors: (1) the particular partitioning of maize-adaptive genetic polymorphisms within defective parental viruses, and (2) the differential selective challenges imposed by different maize genotypes.

Pelvic pain may involve both the somatic and visceral systems, making the differential diagnosing challenging.

Although in many cases, the etiology of the edema is obvious, it can also sometimes present a differential diagnostic challenge.

However, the authors' assumption that we are on mathematically familiar ground is a bit too early for this math-friendly, but differential-equation challenged reader.

With a historical cohort design, however, temporal improvement in patient management and differential censoring are challenges.

We capture this differential intelligence quality challenge by creating link weights.

Purpose: A wide range of challenging differential diagnoses exist for acute abdominal pain in the elderly patients presenting to an overcrowded emergency department.

The numerical solution of a hyperbolic or a convection-dominated parabolic partial differential equation is challenging due to the large local gradients that are present in the solution.

The parallel solution of multiple systems of initial-value problems (IVPs) in ordinary differential equations is challenging because the amount of computation involved in solving a given IVP is generally not well correlated with that of solving another.