Sentence examples for information and challenge from inspiring English sources

This trend presents both an opportunity (due to the rich nature of the information) and challenge (added complexity due to volume of data and real-time processing needs).

High-throughput qPCR data are available in Additional file 1: Table S1; the table includes raw Cq values, experimentally obtained PCR efficiencies, sample grouping information, and challenge serotype information for all samples and assays that were used to yield the data presented in the present study.

From my experience you need vision and determination in bucket loads as well as the ability to effectively prioritise the key issues from the blizzard of information and challenges you get every day.

Children have developmental limitations, such as underdeveloped motor skills, difficulties with spelling, and trouble understanding hierarchies, classification schemes, and metadata, that make it difficult for them to find information, and challenging for adult designers to accommodate their needs.

Functionality is limited to product information and challenges, but that's about it.

They are open to new points of view, new information, and challenges to their own ways of thinking.

Although there were no statistically significant changes observed in terms of the HRQoL among the nursing home residents, the study does provide baseline information and challenges faced in terms of the quality use of medications.

The employees who are actually part of the core teams will be able to share information and challenges with you.

Mothers to new-borns have a constant need for information, and the challenge is to inform the individual woman or family sufficiently, but not too much as this may cause confusion, insecurity and loss of self-esteem [ 26].

For example, you can blog less, disclose sensitive information and publicly challenge your readers and yourself.

The therapist also corrects inaccurate or distorted information and will challenge youngsters' false beliefs, such as guilt over feeling that they could have done something to prevent the situation, or that the world is unsafe overall.