Sentence examples for methods have challenged from inspiring English sources

Some experts in police methods have challenged Officer Wilson's assertion that he had done everything by the book when he first confronted Mr Brown, asking why he allowed the situation to escalate so quickly and resorted instantly to using his gun.

Data generated using these methods have challenged some of the current dogma surrounding the mechanisms of VILI and of the components in the mechanical breath necessary for lung protection.

These methods have challenges with complexity, time consumption and inefficiencies in isolating cells that are contamination-free and viable.

However, separately these methods have challenges to cope with the high degree of similarity and flexibility that GAGs exhibit.

Pixel quality filtering conformed exactly to Samanta et al. [14], who have challenged methods in other satellite studies.

Key criticisms of the method of reflective equilibrium have challenged the role it ascribes to moral intuitions, Rawls's incorporation of empirical facts e.g., about human nature, such as the role of incentives in motivation), and its coherentism.

In recent weeks science bloggers, researchers and assorted skeptics have challenged Dr. Bem's methods and his statistics, with many critiques digging deep into the arcane but important fine points of crunching numbers.

Some reports say that the mounted skin was sent to Rome, arriving in February 1516, to be exhibited impagliato (Italian for "stuffed with straw"), although such a feat would have challenged 16th-century methods of taxidermy, which were still primitive.

Thus the conventional saturated water NMR method has challenges when applied to lignite (coal swelling, and fragmentation during the centrification process to remove the pore water. Here an improved experimental method for effective porosity is demonstrated for lignite.

It is important to note that the nFLIC method has challenges as well as benefits that are both directly related to the fundamental aspects a flow cytometer's architecture.

An increasingly elderly population with greater expectations from their medical services has challenged established methods.