Sentence examples for representing a challenge from inspiring English sources

Flooding within porous media is still a critical issue for multiphase flow fuel cell modeling, representing a challenge in terms of model reliability.

On the baffle top surface, irradiation coming from the plasma, energetic ripple-ions losses, photons and energetic neutrals from charge exchange reactions produce power fluxes up to 3 MW/m2, representing a challenge for the Langmuir probes operating conditions.

The range of PhAC loadings in the influent to WWTPs can vary several orders of magnitude from one day or week to the next, representing a challenge in obtaining data for steady-state modelling purposes.

(In fact, you may not even have a fringe as the offerings become integrated into core products and services). If wellness services remain highly specialized and fragmented they might get integrated into core health care provider offerings, rather than representing a challenge in terms of a fundamentally different mindset regarding what healthcare means.

Background: The diagnosis and acute management of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) is still representing a challenge to physicians who encounter these patients in everyday clinical practice.

Acute methanol poisonings occur frequently either in clusters or as mass "epidemics," representing a challenge for healthcare providers throughout the world [1 4].

And the room represents a challenge.

The source said: "This represents a challenge for other parties.

In that sense, it represents a challenge to the agencies.

This had represented a challenge to Mr Prabhakaran.

The hot day, therefore, represents a challenge to homeostasis.