Sentence examples for identifiable challenges from inspiring English sources

If all identifiable challenges are resolvable, research and advocacy toward future climate editing would warrant considerable investment.

No. Does Australian government debt rank alongside other identifiable major moral challenges of our time?

We're dealing with a space now where predominantly the front face of the device is the display, so the ability to develop something that's unique and readily identifiable is much more challenging.

Recombinant SIVsm-GvpC protein expressing sequences of the gag gene was identifiable using antiserum from SIVsm challenged monkeys and standard ELISA titration of gas vesicles containing chimeric SIVsm-GvpCGag protein demonstrated the presence of recognizable SIV gag gene insert expressed by r-GvpCGag [ 19].

Yet Australia's challenges are at least identifiable and familiar: they have simply been beaten, in two of their last three series, by better cricket teams.

From my perspective, the challenges in flying while being identifiable as Muslim these days are more related to the hate and rhetoric being spewed against Muslims than individual acts.

The use of identifiable records for research may pose additional challenges in mental health.

However, 3 weeks after tumour challenge, tumour nodules were clearly identifiable on the surfaces of the lungs.

The authors, however, acknowledge that the usefulness of such registers to promote multicentre research activity, may be limited by regulatory challenges associated with storing patient-identifiable data.

Although data imputation completes the dataset, the presence of erroneous genotypes poses a greater challenge since they are not identifiable in the absence of reference genotypes.

This research has shown the identifiable details (Rackham 1994) that define multiple sustainability challenges that characterise the SEZs in Asia and the threats they pose to cultural and biophysical landscapes.