Sentence examples for predicted challenges from inspiring English sources

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To address the predicted challenges of a low rate of validation and difficulties in accurate automated genotyping by existing software programs for analysing array data (described for hexaploid wheat by Akhunov et al. [ 45]), the International Strawberry Consortium developed multiple approaches for SNP discovery and array design in strawberry, which are described herein.

A predicted challenge from the Respect party failed to materialise, as Lee Jasper - a former aide to ex-London Mayor Ken Livingstone - secured just 707 votes.

And being able to predict challenges and difficulties is often more important than what you've done".

Legal experts predicted court challenges to the plan.

Supporters of the death penalty predicted legal challenges to any moratorium.

"No one could have ever predicted the challenges we would face.

Dr. Johnson predicted "learning challenges" for the boy but said cognitive evaluation was impossible until his hearing could be tested.

The report also predicted logistical challenges: every nonelectronic pilot light in the city would have to be manually relighted to avoid explosions.