Sentence examples for challenge description from inspiring English sources

The measurements corresponding to the kinase and phosphoprotein were accurately portrayed in the challenge description whereas the total protein and total phosphatase were not.

The challenge description led participants to believe that each measured species (x1,.., x4) may match one of the six individual species.

The challenge description mentioned also that the data was simulated through a dynamical model describing both independent and synergistic gene regulation, which included both gene and protein expression (but only the gene expression data was provided to the partecipants).

The scores for the predictions of the three missing links are added in a global score s network = s 1 link + s 2 link + s 3 link A null model is calculated by generating a distribution of scores from a large number of surrogate gene networks obtained by randomly adding 3 links that follow the connection rules indicated in the challenge description.

The complete challenge descriptions and data are archived on the DREAM website [12].

One of the bill's legislative sponsors had no such reticence in responding to the Illinois Family Institute's sexually charged, factually challenged description of the bill.

The category selected for this study was curriculum guidelines and practice, and two of the proposed sub-categories were analyzed these being: a) limitations (encompassing the difficulties and problems encountered in carrying out curriculum reform); and b) challenges (description of the challenges to be faced, how they will be dealt with and what can be achieved within the perspective of reform).

In an interview on February 1 with Zoltán Kovács, PhD, State Secretary for Government Communications, he did not challenge my description of the way that the Lucky Joker rule operates even though he challenged virtually everything else I said.

One problem for the narrative is that the day-to-day work of modern journalism is just not that interesting -- as the authors admit: "Journal news bureaus around the world had often been compared to insurance offices, and the Los Angeles bureau did nothing to challenge that description".

Each might have scented a century; neither made it, Collingwood succumbing tamely to the wicketkeeper for 64 and Pietersen following shortly for 69, the manner of his dismissal gift-wrapped and attached to a card with kisses on it, so bizarre as to challenge rational description.

Blahous would certainly challenge my description of him as someone aiming to erode Social Security from the inside.