Sentence examples for more challenging adaptive from inspiring English sources

Our second algorithm, designed for the more challenging adaptive adversary, can tolerate a churn of up to ε√n.

Demonstrating the presence and causes of deviation from maladaptation (Crespi 2000a; Nesse 2005), in the myriad forms of human disease risk, is even more challenging, because hypotheses of adaptation and adaptive tradeoff must be contrasted with hypotheses based on processes, such as drift, mutation, and gene flow, that can constrain or delay optimization by selection (Arnold 1992).

Among the authors with the most experience in trials using adaptive designs (DB, RL), informed consent has not felt to be substantively more challenging with ACT studies, compared with non-adaptive trials.

Thus, the greater attachment strength of mussels from the east coast could be an adaptive response to the thermally more challenging subtropical environment.

Such a study would extend our understanding of miRNAs and environmental adaptation and undoubtedly lead to a more challenging and interesting question: whether and how miRNAs have integrated into cold-adaptive processes and contributed to the unique physiology of fishes endemic to extreme temperature conditions.

Engineering adaptive beam update algorithms for large-scale MIMO systems to support mobile users is obviously more challenging since the MIMO beamwidth is quite narrow with the large number of antennas.

"It is more challenging".

— to executing more challenging tasks.

More challenging to write?

"Life becomes more challenging".

Plastic corks are no more challenging.