The phrase "a subsequent challenge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a challenge or dispute that occurs after a previous event or decision.
Example: "The committee faced a subsequent challenge of the initial ruling, prompting a review of the case."
Alternatives: "a later challenge to" or "an ensuing challenge of".
One possibility, however, is that MB established a "mutant steady state" (Clarke et al. 2000) in which the homeostatic state of those cells is abnormal and confers an increased rate of cell death in response to a subsequent challenge, a variant of the multiple-hit model posed in support of these experiments.
In a subsequent challenge, the effects of the beta-adrenergic antagonist propranolol were examined.
Moreover, we previously observed that immunization with ΔiglC conferred only a marginal degree of protection against a subsequent challenge with a strain of subspecies tularensis and hypothesized that this is due to its limited replication in vivo [14].
Mice that fully eradicated COX-sufficient tumors upon treatment with aspirin + anti-PD-1 were immune to a subsequent challenge in the absence of further treatment.
Chlamydomonas exhibits an acclimation response to O2, in which exposure to a sublethal dose of O2 leads to changes in nuclear gene expression that enable cells to resist a subsequent challenge with higher levels of O2 (Ledford et al., 2007).
A subsequent challenge is that the amount of materials used in the printing technologies is much less than in the traditional deposition technologies.
(8) A single injection of irradiated BP8 cells into CBA mice induced weak cytotoxic immunity, as assessed by destruction of a subsequent challenge with BP8, but these mice died from tumour more rapidly than non-immunized controls.
With standard operating procedures in place and the program now in its fourth year, scientists have begun to address a subsequent challenge: extracting useful knowledge from the reams of genomic data flowing out of the program's 22 clinics.
This study was designed to expose house sparrows (Passer domesticus) to treatments that would result in varying ranges of reactive homeostasis during chronic stress, which based on the reactive scope model should cause birds with the lowest reactive homeostasis range to exhibit signs of pathology during a subsequent challenge.
