Sentence examples for major practical challenge from inspiring English sources

A major practical challenge in heterogeneous catalysis is to minimize the loading of expensive platinum group metals (PGMs) without degrading the overall catalytic efficiency.

The major practical challenge addressed here is finding operations which, when implemented in software, present the user with crucial algebraic information about his problem while not overwhelming him with too much redundant information.

However, simultaneous transmissions of the different nodes during the cooperation phase impose a major practical challenge, especially for a large number of the transmitting nodes distributed over a large network area.

Then we realised that we had some major practical challenges such as balloons blowing away, so we had a series of problems we had to overcome.

Apart from the key points of interfacing and programming of the robot arm and the needle-punching apparatus, the major practical challenges are in ensuring the surface smooth and even of the needle-punched preform.

141 Additionally, there are major practical challenges to developing a sustainable and effective model of AMS in the RACF setting.

However, unlike the acute care hospital setting, there are major practical challenges for implementing more targeted infection control and antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) strategies within this resource-limited environment.

Managing the coexisting policy mandates (and tension), and keeping everyone (reasonably) happy will be a major policy and practical challenge in the coming years, but it is arguable that the dual pressures creates a balance that, in the aggregate, could be good for both science and society.

Some may last beyond the resolution of tissue injury leading to chronic pain syndromes; a major conceptual and practical challenge for modern medicine, which requires a detailed understanding of how dynamic molecular changes are integrated into the cellular context of nociceptive processing in spinal and brain circuits (Kuner, 2010).

"United Nations peacekeeping is encountering major ethical and practical challenges".

An Institute of Medicine report on clinical guidelines recommended that information on cost implications be incorporated into guidelines; however, the report acknowledged that major methodological and practical challenges exist to implement this recommendation.