Sentence examples for understanding the complex challenges from inspiring English sources
Like the riders before them, this new generation of students have been meeting with Indigenous elders and entering schools, town halls and missions, in the hopes of understanding the complex challenges such communities face.
In a world that is striving to end the AIDS epidemic [ 18], understanding the complex challenge that prosecution of persons for HIV exposure creates for societies is essential.
Finally, we discuss the challenge of understanding the complex, yet precise networking of adhesion-associated molecules during tissue integration and embryonic development.
Understanding the complex hydrology of riverine deltas is challenging due to the paucity of conventional ground-based measurements on river water levels and flows that result in large spatial and temporal sampling gaps.
However, the challenge of understanding the complex interactions regulating the dynamic balance between immunity and tolerance are formidable, and new tools from the more formal disciplines of nonlinear dynamics and systems engineering may help provide insight.
Mrs May added: "He has demonstrated a very clear understanding of the complex challenges facing policing and brings with him a wealth of experience from his role as rail regulator and from his review of police pay and conditions".
A further challenge is in understanding the complex factors influencing prognosis and in improving the quality control of reagents used in new technologies (such as proteomics, phosphoproteomics, epigenetics and assays of microRNA) so that they can be effectively applied to routinely available clinical material.
Understanding the complex, multistep process of metastasis remains a major challenge in cancer research.
Understanding the complex relationships of these DNA repair defects to these causes of death are a challenge for future investigations.
Understanding the complex relationships between bacterial community structure and biofilter operational/functional parameters has remained a longstanding challenge in the biodegradation field.
Thus, understanding the complex interplay between anthropogenic stress, environmental conditions, seagrass dynamics and the associated food webs constitute a major challenge for seagrass ecologists and coastal managers.
