Sentence examples for effects challenges from inspiring English sources

Besides augmenting the merman, Harrell said other effects challenges included creating water effects for the opening sequence and other scenes that were shot "dry for wet" (in other words, they weren't actually underwater), and adding damage to a classic car.

The album, a sound collage composed of tape loops and synthesizer effects, challenged his concept of aesthetics, suggesting that the mechanical world had a beauty that needed to be reckoned with.

Moreover, transient irradiation is a more comprehensive case for the understanding of pyrolysis where nonlinear heat transfer effects challenge the validity of solid-phase criteria for piloted ignition developed previously.

This makes a reasonable calculation of side effects challenging.

Models that lack main effects challenge the method to find interactions in a complex dataset.

Such effects challenge our knowledge of the impact on metformin in the heart and question its utility against DCM.

Many of these disease processes are also highly correlated, making the estimation of individual comorbidity-specific effects challenging.

Such distal effects challenge more traditional views of neuropathology as they reveal how extensive covert pathology might accompany localised overt pathology, and so impair memory.

To confirm that CIN genetic backgrounds are indeed sensitive to genotoxins, we generated a comprehensive profile of the genotypes targeted by cytotoxic therapeutic strategies whose effects challenge genome integrity pathways: specifically, DNA replication, repair, and mitosis.

Furthermore, without reliable data sources, such as a cancer screening registry or a state-wide electronic medical record system, it is difficult to track rural patients' cancer screening status objectively, which further makes the evaluation of intervention effects challenging.

The film won its only Oscar for rising to the special-effects challenges of religious, rather than historical, imagery — most famously the pillar of fire and the parting of the Red Sea.