Sentence examples for challenge status from inspiring English sources

Treatment groups are abbreviated by vaccination status (V for vaccinated or NV for non-vaccinated), challenge status (C for challenged or NC for non-challenged), day of necropsy (D1 for 1 day post challenge or D5 for 5 days post challenge), and, where utilized, pathology (M for mild or S for severe).

It would be dreadful if the governor enjoyed "too grand to challenge" status.

Rejecting "economism" and politicising "the personal", feminists broadened the political agenda to challenge status hierarchies premised on cultural constructions of gender difference.

Having the Will to Challenge Status Quo.

In total, six treatments resulted across challenge status, day post-infection necropsy, and pathology level (Fig.  1).

Experts more critical of biobank procedures and policies, such as U.S. bioethicist Lori Andrews, have argued the need for a tissue-rights movement in which members of the public become "conscientious objectors in the DNA draft," a strategy intended to challenge status quo policy [ 5, 6] p. 320.

And the few who exist do not choose to exercise their influence to challenge status-quo attitudes.

Baugh looks uncomfortable dealing with Harmison's extra bounce, accentuated by Baugh's vertically challenged status.

He repeatedly challenges status quo thinking to either confirm or enhance his perspective.

We start to accept things as they are, and stop challenging status quo.

Taken together, these lung function data suggest that probiotic-fed pigs developed less severe reactions to the respiratory challenge and, when negatively affected, returned faster to pre-challenge status.