Sentence examples for more challenging where from inspiring English sources
Now, we consider a situation which is even more challenging where we assume that the receiver needs to estimate the DOAs from a single snapshot.
"It enables us as programmers to work with a mix of films that have broad appeal and ones that are more challenging, where an audience member doesn't feel like they have to take a chance with their pocketbook to experience a film".
The extra layers of endosymbioses, the drastic reduction of endosymbiont, the extra waves of EGTs, and horizontal gene transfers (HGTs) all add to the complexity of these cells, and unraveling their evolutionary histories becomes even more challenging where the symbiotic events are old or at later stages of integration or endosymbiotic reduction.
78But easing them out of the market is more challenging where they control a larger share of the market due to their sheer number.
In such contexts it may be worth considering estimated births within a facility catchment area as denominator, which is more challenging where populations are not well defined or birth cohorts are uncertain.
The picture is even more challenging overseas, where Minolta makes four-fifths of its sales.
"There are lots of simple things to solve - well, things that are simple to us but more challenging depending where you are around the world".
Successful schools will be successful in recruiting teachers, but more challenging schools, where discipline or outcomes are worse, may face real difficulties".
To feed the world's burgeoning population, producers must grow crops in more challenging terrain – where plant roots must cope with barriers.
In this paper, we focus on a different, yet more challenging, scenario where the outsourced dataset can have contribution from multiple owners and are searchable by multiple users.
Mullins, who is also IPL's managing director, spoke of the papers making "significant progress in a much more challenging sector, where year-on-year market decline has been significant".
