Sentence examples for techniques challenging from inspiring English sources

Once the basic criteria of "tastes good" has been met, I lean to distilleries that are exploring new distilling and maturation techniques, challenging convention and bringing whisky production to unexpected places.

This paper offers assessment of an electronic expert Group Support System (named «E-lab») facilitating efficient foresight knowledge production by using and coalescing a series of quantitative and qualitative methods and techniques, challenging the need for better understanding of foresight methodology assumptions and options.

Forward-thinking universities across the United States have adopted and put into practice techniques challenging the "norm," all with a high level of success.

A further complication is the propensity of ubiquitination complexes to generate chains of varying lengths at a given modification site in vivo, making detection of ubiquitination by traditional size separation techniques challenging.

In addition, the diagnostic performances that are quoted in the literature reflect techniques at different stages of development, making comparison of techniques challenging.

The fully developed pygidium of the atokous worm bears on its ventral side two pairs of glands which are extremely autofluorescent, making the study of its morphology with epifluorescent microscopy techniques challenging.

The latest advances in genome-wide techniques challenged the "protein-central dogma" with the discovery of the so-called non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs).

However, recent data obtained using cultivation independent techniques challenge this model.

Currently, end users are facing difficulties interfacing and synchronizing the microfluidic components with existing hardware, and these new techniques challenge current lab workflows, making adoption of these platforms difficult.

These features make the bedside application of the SPR technique challenging.

In addition to providing a new medium for self-expression, the technique challenges traditional ideas about the limits of human vision.