Sentence examples for persisting challenges from inspiring English sources

Persisting challenges in meeting MDGs 4 and 5 in 2015 and beyond are detailed in progress reports, particularly those from many African countries [ 1].

This illustrates the persisting challenges in defining the best outcomes in endoscopy and biochemical analysis that need to be jointly sought and combined for the purpose of optimal risk-stratification of IBD patients.

Whilst 3D US is not widely used in the neck at present, recent developments in this area suggest the potential to address persisting challenges of thyroid imaging.

With the residual burden of the MDGs about to be carried into the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals [ 4], addressing the persisting challenges in least developed countries requires a realistic appraisal of these distressed and complex environments.

Yet despite overall global progress, there are persisting challenges in least developed countries, and health and economic inequalities in middle- and high-income countries have simultaneously increased significantly [ 19].

As part of the celebrations to mark the 25th anniversary of the ground breaking UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), the conference aims to reflect on the progress made and to draw attention to new and persisting challenges faced by vulnerable children and families.

However, the expression of highly active cellulases of fungal origin in bacterial expression platforms has been a persisting challenge, with many resulting in diverse expression inefficiencies (Garvey et al. 2013).

This reflects a persisting challenge of handling Thermotoga cultures.

The persisting challenge is the validation (effect on outcome parameters) of peripheral perfusion monitoring tools that can be simple and readily available worldwide.

Parental preference for educating boys rather than girls is a persisting challenge, especially in the West of the country where the primary school enrolment rate is 37.9 per cent(6)  among girls compared to 55.9 per cent(6) for boys.

Nevertheless, the inhomogeneous study population makes overfitting a persisting challenge and the ability of a predictive model to estimate the prognosis of individual patients with high accuracy remains limited.