Sentence examples for incremental challenges from inspiring English sources

These trends suggest that the influence of sampling density on survey design comes with a series of incremental challenges.

Marginalized public schools and land use decisions placing toxic industrial sites in the midst of minority neighborhoods further demonstrate the incremental challenges still faced by communities of color, beyond implicit bias and private discrimination in housing and the workplace.

But that's part of the incremental challenge.

Tyramine was administered in incremental challenge doses within 30 s (via a three-way stopcock), using doses ranging from 0.5 to 46.0 mg.

Patients underwent skin prick tests with common inhalant allergens, with latex cross-reacting foods, with a commercial extract of nonammoniated latex, and the incremental challenge test with local anesthetics.

Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the reliability of a diagnostic protocol, the incremental challenge test (ICT), for patients with and without a history of adverse reactions to local anesthetics (LAs) or other drugs, to select an LA that could be safely used.

Volunteers who demonstrated EAR only following incremental aeroallergen challenge were not challenged again prior to their gamma camera studies (Group 1).

Sceptics worry that its success on incremental, scientific challenges may not extend to broader, more substantial innovation because the research culture in most firms is incapable of posing the right questions or knowing what to do with the sort of answers produced by InnoCentive's solvers.A recent innovation may help.

There have been ongoing and incremental legal challenges to abortion in the United States by anti-abortion groups.

On the central issue of corruption, "progress remains uneven and incremental;" "significant challenges remain" with the Afghan National Army; and "progress is slow" both in terms of providing security and advancing the rule of law.

An incremental ergometer cycling challenge was performed consisting of cycling at 120 watts for 5 minutes, followed by 20 watt increments every second minute until reaching perceived exertion of 18 on the Borg scale, at which participants continued until exhaustion.