Sentence examples for generated to challenge from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that ad-hoc DNA Barcodes classification methods have slightly weaker performances on synthetic data, as the sequences are generated to challenge these methods.

Therefore, we use the Monte Carlo simulation to generate scenarios to challenge possible disruption of pathways and damage to relief bases after an earthquake hits.

New crop cultivars are continuously generated to deal with the challenges we face as a consequence of human population growth and a changing environment (Beddington 2010).

LPS is an antigen that stimulates immune cells and can thus be used to quantify the inflammatory response that cells in whole blood generate to an immune challenge.

The negative feedback that organizational crises generate is deemed sufficient to challenge the status quo and begin a process of reflection on, and revision of, strategic premises (Schreyögg and Kliesch-Eberl 2007).

The test set, compounds of which were not included for building the model, was used to challenge the generated model to assess its predictive effectiveness.

Experienced in school operations management, education, and local government, I joined the MBA program at Duke University - The Fuqua School of Business to increase my toolkit for generating solutions to challenges in the social impact space.

In any case, there is little publicity about structurally generated challenges to integrity compared to failures by individuals, a discrepancy that can trigger a culture of avoiding visible shortcomings at the expense of taking risks to foster excellence.

Public sector reformers across all political parties support free schools because they can see that they extend choice, generate innovation, challenge existing institutions to raise their game and promote higher standards.

The students' research factors into both scholarship and institutional action as Harvard works to generate solutions to the challenge of climate change.

Nosseir et al. [9] proposed a method that uses electronic personal history (e.g. personal calendar data) to generate challenge questions in order to authenticate users.