Sentence examples for residual challenges from inspiring English sources

The World Bank currently identifies Colombia as a middle-income country but it still must balance the many residual challenges inherent to lower income nations, such as the development of a modern healthcare system.

Findings and Conclusions: The programme design is relevant to the current policy, social and HIV/AIDS context, although consideration needs to be given to some residual challenges, as well as emerging opportunities.

Residual challenge virus was returned to the laboratory to verify its potency by plaque titration.

And he began to win: he was able in 2014 to acknowledge himself as the recipient of the NSL, and in December of that year exercised an annual option to challenge residual secrecy.

Ricardo replaces himself with his boss, Shane, of the West London Wine School, a man with phrases in his locker such as "residual sugars" that challenge drinkers to concentrate for the entirety of his sentences.

The idea that superior surgical technique (i.e. soft surgery) alone is enough to preserve residual hearing was challenged by Cohen [ 62] asserting that residual hearing is universally lost following implantation, irrespective of the implanted electrode and the technique of surgical insertion.

However, donor site morbidity, limited bone availability, unpredictable resorption rates, and residual deformities remain important challenges [4].

By embedding a Hall-effect sensor in the brake, the hysteresis challenges and residual off-state torque were eliminated.

Although these methods can protect against the known approaches for re-identification, residual risks and specific challenges for genomic research are also discussed.

In particular, an accurate representation of the interaction between mean transient motion and residual turbulence poses a challenge to numerical simulation procedures.

In order to address the challenge of residual formability for sheet-metal products, a reformability index is introduced in this study.