Sentences with phrase «human challenge involved»

This work wants to transmit the expectations of the teams struggling to understand this process, the technological and human challenge involved in building complex machines with a goal: to reproduce in a laboratory what happens in space.

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Charles spent years learning from experts in food and nutrition about natural solutions to his personal health challenges and got involved in the hemp industry looking for the ultimate vegan protein source for humans — he found it... and much more... in the mighty hemp seed.

At times the land seems bountiful and kindly, and again harsh and unyielding, but it is always a challenge to human strength and ingenuity and people have learned to adapt their ways accordingly... agriculture continues to involve the relationship between humanity and the plant and the soil in which it grows....

«Science behind health» feeds Gnosis» challenge to develop clinically proven bioactive compounds and nutrients involved in one carbon metabolism - the key network of cellular reactions essential to sustain human life for whole body health condition.

And scientists who conduct human challenge studies, which typically involve a few dozen participants, say they have critical benefits: In addition to saving time and money, they can reveal harm caused by a potential drug or vaccine before it enters large - scale human efficacy trials.

Human challenge studies, which only involve a few dozen volunteers, speed the process of deciding whether to scrap or pursue a promising lead, saving time and money.

One research challenge involves having just a few decades or a century of high - quality weather data with which to make sense of events that might occur once every 1,000 or 10,000 years in a theoretical climate without human influence.

The final competition, which will take place in 2021, will include three challenges that involve navigating in one of three environments: a network of human - made tunnels, a subterranean municipal - transit system and a network of underground natural caves.

One of the great challenges for researchers studying the human brain is working out which areas of the brain are involved in specific activities, and this in itself poses a further challenge: how to measure activity in the brain whilst humans are behaving normally in a way that can be repeated and compared.

This technical article details multiple challenges involved in linking multiple organs on chips to create systems that realistically model human physiology.

The US National Institutes of Health was asked to fund so - called «human challenge trials», which would involve healthy volunteers being Read more about Ethical dilemma of studying Zika in humans - Scimex

The autoimmune therapeutic area represents a broad category of human disease presentations that involve a variety of organ targets and thus presents a significant challenge with respect to the development of therapies designed to re-establish self - tolerance.

The challenge takes on even more urgency with recent developments, including a federal administration now more open to exploring the potential of stem cells, the recent FDA approval of a human trial involving embryonic stem cells, as well as the reported case of a young boy who developed a brain tumor four years after receiving a stem - cell treatment for a rare genetic disorder.

When human behavior is involved, rationalizing a true root cause can be very challenging, to say the least.

Retrievers do exactly what the name says, so a good non-hunting challenge for them is anything that involves bringing something back to their human, like flying disc or Flyball.

Making things more difficult is the fact that most challenges also involve other characters, which requires keeping an human appearance very important.

Sarah Hobbs is known for work that «examine (s) concepts that involve the human psyche: neuroses and compulsions that challenge us all, questioning the idea of normal and illustrating our attempts to cope with and manage our issues.»

[UPDATE, 8/13/09: Fresh analysis shows, once again, the challenges involved in discerning if the changes in hurricane frequency and characteristics in recent years are anomalous and linked to human - caused global warming.]

In recent weeks I'd been in touch with two scientists involved with a parallel effort *, John Abraham of St. Thomas University, and Scott Mandia of Suffolk County Community College *, as they pondered various responses to the rightward shift in politics and the intensifying challenges to the vast body of science pointing to a human - heated planet.

I challenge YOU to show, by using the basic physics involved, that current warming patterns can explained without including human CO2 emissions.

Although much is being done to unravel the scientific and technical challenges around geoengineering, there have been few efforts to characterize the potential human health impacts of geoengineering, particularly with regards to SRM approaches involving stratospheric aerosols.

This thinking is challenged by a US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) study that assesses the root cause of significant data breaches involving health information.

We are also regularly instructed in high - profile challenges to the decisions of public authorities and regulators, including claims which require urgent applications for interim relief, and which involve complex issues of international, EU or human rights law in the commercial sphere.

In a 2015 article entitled, «One Law for All: Perspectives from a Statutory Tribunal» (available online at: www.queensu.ca/clcw/sites/webpublish.queensu.ca.clcwwww/files/files/Weber%20Symposium/ Jo - Anne % 20Pickel % 20Paper.pdf), Jo - Anne Pickel, a Vice-Chair at the HRTO, commented on the challenges of adjudicating cases that involve conflicts between human rights and collectively bargained rights.

Quite frankly, there is some truth to that as my senior - level clients have risen through the ranks through challenges involving human resources, administration, general management, operations, sales, marketing, finance, technology and the like.

We work with many different companies, and are involved in various associations such as Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM) and National Association for Professional Background Screening (NAPBS), giving us critical insight and expertise in the challenges and decisions faced by organizations today.

Under the Exceed initiative, funded through the federal Race to the Top - Early Learning Challenge grant, RIDE and partner agencies - the Departments of Health, Human Services, and Children, Youth and Families; the Office of Health and Human Services; and Rhode Island KIDS COUNT - are involved in an on - going initiative to increase access to early - learning programs and to improve program quality in public preschools, child - care centers, and family home - care centers.