Sentence examples for substantial technical and from inspiring English sources

However, related literature shows that substantial technical and organizational barriers exist.

But this mechanism is not yet in place and, even if it were, substantial technical and political difficulties would remain.

The UK is a member of the consortium, and we will be putting substantial technical and financial resources – £20m ($30m) over the next four years – behind this initiative.

Even though the future of supercritical biorefineries seems to be bright, offering numerous advantages, there are also some substantial technical and economic challenges requiring further research.

Application to a realistic case study shows that substantial technical and economic benefits are achieved through the implementation of IBS with LS and ES.

Offshore wind farm integration is providing substantial technical and economic challenges in the medium term and the trend for farther shore development in the future is focusing research and industry attention on cost effective transmission alternatives to existing technologies.

On March 19, formal infection control training was organized and substantial technical support and supplies arrived from WHO, Médecins Sans Frontières Belgium, and the Japan International Cooperation Agency.

The process of recentralization of the system lasted 2 years and was burdened with substantial technical problems and shortcomings.

This makes the multipass system a suitable alternative to apply in the setting of daily extended dialysis at home [ 42], where the classical setup implies substantial technical modifications and results in a high consumption of water and electricity.

Though these invasive BMIs have made great success, they face substantial technical difficulties and entail significant clinical risks: they require that recording electrodes be implanted in the cortex and function well for long periods, and they risk infection and other damages to the brain.

Further, insertion of a microdialysis probe can produce substantial tissue and vascular damage altering the accuracy of the measurements obtained (Westergren et al., 1995; Clapp-Lilly et al., 1999); and substantial technical difficulties have been reported when measuring cystine and cysteine concentrations (Bannai, 1984; Massie et al., 2011; De Bundel et al., 2011).