Sentence examples for the challenge to realizing from inspiring English sources

The challenge to realizing the potential of plant cell wall polysaccharides is primarily due to the set of plant properties collectively known as "biomass recalcitrance" [ 1] that limit the availability of polysaccharides for biological conversion by enzymatic or catabolic routes.

The challenges to realizing this approach include safety and energy requirements.

This paper presents (i) a comparison of the social safeguards of the FLEGT-VPA and REDD + processes and an explanation of their commonalities and differences, and (ii) an exploration of the potential synergies and the challenges to realizing them.

Having identified many of the challenges to realizing health equity in the food system through our critical 'food security+health equity' literature review, we turn to research on food 'sovereignty' for promising interventions to address these challenges.

Considering the challenges to realize the SDRAN architecture based on current networks, the following issues in the implementation are discussed from the view of mobile operator.

Development of efficient, low cost, and durable electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution is considered as the key challenge to realize large-scale water splitting.

Nevertheless, further extensive and thorough studies on the process are crucial to solve these challenges to realize the implementation of R2R NIL for commercial applications in the near future.

There is not a cost-saving element, but a challenge to realize the synergies and generate new products.

However, it remains a challenge to realize the asymmetric functionalization of CNTs with each of their two endtips attached by different chemical reagents.

The primary challenges to realizing microreactor technology for these applications remains firstly, efficient and effective thermal integration of multiple processes, secondly, realizing manufacturable designs with minimal heat-losses and/or thermal non-uniformities, and thirdly, addressing materials compatibility and durability concerns for micromembrane reactors.

Though it will be a formidable challenge to realize all three tiers, Mr. Thain could be paid as much as $120 million if he hits all the performance targets.