Sentence examples for new scientific challenges from inspiring English sources
The findings raise new scientific challenges.
Assembling the scientific work force needed to address the new scientific challenges posed by climate change is likely to be a major challenge.
The general goals of the IPC include pushing the state of the art in planning technology by posing new scientific challenges, encouraging direct comparison of planning systems and techniques, developing and improving a common planning domain definition language, and designing new planning domains and problems for the research community.
The toxicological assessment of xenobiotic substances in food sometimes gains a high level of public interest and presents new scientific challenges, as exemplified by a decade of discussion on bisphenol A (Hengstler et al. 2011; EFSA 2015a, b).
Antimicrobial activity can be regarded as a very important study, particularly at this specific period of human history due to bacterial resistance that is constantly imposing new scientific challenges.
Stay tuned right to the end for a true moment of: "What now?" Julia Raeside To celebrate its 50th anniversary, science strand Horizon is marking the 300th anniversary (and relaunch) of the Longitude prize – now a £10m award to find solutions to a new scientific challenge.
However, recently discovered pre-salt layer of oil and natural gas presents new technological and scientific challenges for the professionals in the sector.
Future innovation requires a strong regulatory system prepared to address new scientific and technical challenges.
The court of appeal had quashed Butler's original conviction but not made any ruling on what had happened, merely concluding the conviction was unsound because of new scientific research which challenged the medical consensus on shaken baby syndrome.
The inherent complexity of microporous rocks together with their relatively low adsorption capacity as compared to commercial adsorbents represent a new scientific and technical challenge in the study of adsorption at supercritical conditions.
Yet even that prospect can be disturbing to humans when we experience new scientific evidence as a challenge to our identities and cultural worldviews.
