Sentence examples for 1 challenging from inspiring English sources
A Mr. W.A. Dwiggins has written a book called "Millennium 1," challenging this unhappy view.
Current imaging approaches for assessing 90Y in vivo are (1) challenging in terms of low quality / poorly quantitative bremsstrahlung techniques and (2) potentially disruptive to clinical workflows given the long image acquisition times needed for current cPET techniques.
Participants described (1) challenging behaviours exhibited by themselves towards clinicians and services, (2) difficulties in contact with individual psychiatric clinicians, and (3) difficulties with mental health care services.
Verbatim quotes are presented in italics.>> In the "challenges in bowel management" domain, four categories were generated: 1) challenging resident group, 2) resident and family experience, 3) physical and organizational working conditions and 4) professional challenge (Table 2).
PAGE 1 CHALLENGING BIG BROWN Big Brown's trainer, Rick Dutrow, sees the results of next Saturday's Belmont Stakes as a foregone conclusion: Triple Crown winner No. 12.
Key factors influencing the modeling process included: (1) challenging assumptions, (2) bounding scenarios, (3) validating science and scenarios, and (4) negotiating the degree of science certainty about climate change necessary for adaptive natural resource management.
The progressive four-year-old, who beat all bar Dream Ahead in the July Cup at Newmarket, is 7-1, challenging for third favouritism, in most lists to take the Coolmore-sponsored prize.
So he thrust 17... d5, challenging Goldin's space advantage.
Michelle Borkin and co-workers at Harvard University recently found that a diverging scale increased accuracy of interpretation relative to the rainbow scale in the case of arterial shearing images [ 1], challenging the legitimacy of using rainbow scales in this field.
Richards, 43, challenged the U.S.T.A. in court.
