Sentence examples for challenge definition from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Characteristics of included studies addressing pulse pressure variation for fluid responsiveness in spontaneously breathing patients Author, year N Setting Inclusion criteria Exclusion criteria Ventilation Fluid challenge Definition of responders Maneuvers Soubrier, 2007 [15] 32 ICU 1.

Together, the two spaces challenge definitions of African art.

Although the questionnaire results point to a rigour-relevance gap in heritage science, the results also challenge definitions of rigour-relevance and the validity of boundaries between researchers and users.

These artists and their works challenge definitions of truth and memory on a personal and collective level and bring the individual to the forefront of historical experience.

The two 'baskets' of challenges, definition of biobanks in different languages and the legal challenges, are thus interconnected in work to develop a Europe-wide information model.

We describe two major constraints - measurement challenges and definition challenges - and highlight how the EU's work has attempted to address them.

Admittedly it's an animated fantasy, but Shrek succeeds where I Feel Pretty fails – in challenging definitions of beauty with a deft sense of humour, and without the need for head injury.

I'm 19, so wasn't around when he arrived, but he always felt modern to me – the way he challenged definitions, his confidence, the way he was a figure of self-acceptance for people who don't feel represented, as well as playing a character.

Moreover, the categorisation of displaced persons presents additional challenges; definitions may affect the network of providers, the availability of particular services, and the extent of co-payments (if any).

If you are side opposition and side government uses very bad definitions, you are allowed you challenge their definition by standing up in the middle of the speech and telling the judge their definitions are unfair.

"I want to challenge the definition of being Japanese".