Sentence examples for newly emerging challenges from inspiring English sources

The expanding volume, complexity, and derivatives (a measure of the generated derived data) of Big Data present scale-intensified versions of familiar as well as newly emerging challenges for data sharing.

As researcher John McKinley summarises, 'The perspectives and methods developed during the infectious and chronic disease eras have limited utility in the face of newly emerging challenges to public health' (McKinlay and Marceau, 2000a).

However, the current intervention efforts are still focused on heroin, which played an important role in China's HIV/AIDS epidemic in the last decades, and the prevention infrastructure has not been strategized to tackle the newly emerging challenge of club drug abuse.

Some of these newly emerged challenges, due to healthcare requirements, range from low latency and high reliability (i.e., quality of service), to low power consumption in order to protect human tissue.

Needs and Emerging Challenges.

Ongoing and emerging challenges will be described.

Syria reflects the emerging challenges to humanitarian assistance.

The door was open to a newly emerging force that challenged both states and religions the Arabs.

The application of the age-old tools of pathology bolstered with a wide array of bioassays, developed by using modern advances in molecular diagnostics, has helped CDC tackle old infectious disease challenges and newly emerging and reemerging diseases.

As a result, realism had been left without a school from which to challenge the newly emerging schools of idealism and pragmatism (STP, 161).

Taking place less than two weeks after the Manson murders, which involved Beatles references written in victims' blood, Woodstock challenged the newly emerging perception of hippies, two years post-Summer of Love, as violent and dangerous.