Sentence examples for methodological challenges remain from inspiring English sources

Although the field has experienced rapid growth, conceptual and methodological challenges remain.

As a result, considerable methodological challenges remain.

Although the systems described above are representative of the rapidly changing state of the art in event-based biosurveillance, important technological and methodological challenges remain.

Though methodological challenges remain, a framework for analysing clinical trials that prioritises the reporting of treatment effect across the range of outcome risk has been proposed, 30 34 and there are several examples in cardiovascular medicine of clinically important variation in treatment effect based on risk.

Despite all the recent advances in this emerging methodological approach, some challenges remain to be explored: (a) how to assess a broad suite of cultural ecosystem services, beyond aesthetic beauty of landscapes, (b) how to identify the landscape features that are relevant for providing cultural ecosystem services and determine trade-offs and synergies among cultural ecosystem services.

OBJECTIVES:Despite the growing use of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) as a treatment for unipolar depression, its typical effect sizes have been modest, and methodological and conceptual challenges remain regarding how to optimize its efficacy.

Although methodological and data challenges remain, the integration of phylogenetic, biogeographic, macroecological and diversification studies across numerous tropical rain forest-restricted lineages represents our best hope for understanding the global evolution and ecology of the tropical rain forest biome.

Guest [ 16] stresses that the examination of HRM and organisational performance remains a "young field of research" and sets out a range of methodological challenges that remain to be resolved, in terms of the measurement of HRM, the measurement of performance and the measurement of the relationship between the two (p.1095).

The real problem with neuroscience today isn't with the science — though plenty of methodological challenges still remain — it's with the expectations.

Several moral and cultural challenges remain beyond the methodological challenges of measuring stillbirths and the associated health burden.

Other challenges remain.