Sentence examples for elusive challenges from inspiring English sources

Particular attention shall be devoted to recent progress and advances in the molecular simulation of clathrate hydrates, as well as elusive challenges thereof, which underpin our molecular-level understanding of clathrate behaviour, especially in terms of microscopic mechanisms of thermal conduction, nucleation, hydrogen storage and prospects for carbon sequestration.

Sustainable development remains one of the most important and elusive challenges of our time.

Yaacov Choueka, a retired professor of computer science who runs the Friedberg-financed Genazim project in Jerusalem, said the goals are not only to democratize access to the documents and speed up the elusive challenge of joining fragments, but to harness the computer's ability to pose new research questions.

Achieving oral peptide delivery is an elusive challenge.

Motivating parents to take certain safety precautions when traveling with their children remains an elusive challenge for advocates, as caregiver naiveté contributes to poor parental participation in safety-seat checks, low booster-seat use, poor adherence to rear-seat positioning, and intermittent safety-belt use.

But three drivers make this an elusive challenge for most companies: Soft-Risk: Ours is a corporate world driven by quants and hard data.

It also speaks to two other themes that Dr. Kim suggested on Tuesday: action on the existential threat of climate change and the equally demanding if more elusive challenge of addressing deep inequalities in societies that poison social trust and a common sense of fairness and justice.

The absolute global impact in terms of dollars and DALYs remains an elusive challenge due to the wide heterogeneity in the included studies as well as limited information from low- and middle-income countries.

However, identification of short-term artificial selection, especially within breed, has been a more elusive challenge; in part, due to a lack of representative DNA samples that capture breed diversity prior to the inception of AI and intense artificial selection for milk production.

Finally, there are the Elusive Targets challenges.

Acquiring highquality sputum samples for culture and interpreting these culture results remain elusive clinical challenges.