Sentence examples similar to facing a methodological challenge from inspiring English sources

We now, however, face a new methodological challenge as much of the world has since introduced the 10th revision of the International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10).

Measuring the impact of weight cycling on body composition: a methodological challenge.

Defining and measuring involvement is a methodological challenge.

The age of the specimens presented a methodological challenge.

Consequently, the statistical analysis itself could become a methodological challenge.

Economic evaluation trials are facing specific methodological challenges, which are described for instance by Ramsey et al. and Tunis et al. [ 3, 5].

Such an undertaking faces several methodological challenges [59] and the assistance of an expert in guiding the patient's introspection can be very beneficial [61].

Faced with the methodological challenge of organizing large-scale field experiment, the use of mesocosms may appear as an elegant alternative (Begon et al. 1996; Sait et al. 2000; Bjornstad et al. 2001; Hochberg and Weis 2001).

In light of ICD-10 being introduced in 1992 by the World Health Organization, and being adopted by numerous countries internationally, researchers are now faced with the methodological challenge of developing ICD-10 coding algorithms for applied health services and population health research.

Discourse analysis of novel concepts faces specific methodological challenges: the starting point for the analysis is often an underspecified buzzword rather than a well-designed concept.

This leaves Radio 3 facing a challenge.