Sentence examples for population challenging from inspiring English sources

This makes generalization to the target population challenging.

Additionally, a high prevalence of comorbidities, polypharmacy, and frailty can make treatment of T2DM in this population challenging.

The relatively low mortality rate, the diversity of the study populations and the shorter duration of mechanical ventilation are factors that make large-scale randomized controlled trials in this population challenging to conduct.

Experts on HIV-Aids and population challenged his views.

Besides that an ageing population challenges us in developing adequate Winterport equipment.

Its rapidly increasing population challenges its infrastructural development.

However, a recent study in a European population challenged the degree of association between these two variables (14).

4 5 Additionally, heterogeneity and rareness of childhood cancers make investigation in populations challenging.

However, combining these different classification criteria can result in complex degrees of overlaps, making a cohesive categorization of distinct somatosensory populations challenging.

He said: "The short sleep in these populations challenges the belief that sleep has been greatly reduced in the modern world," reports Science Recorder.

Two processes can facilitate persistence of populations challenged with a rapidly changing environment: adaptive phenotypic plasticity and genetic adaptation.