Sentence examples for challenge subjected from inspiring English sources

Mice were monitored twice weekly for tumour growth by measuring tumour volume, calculated as π·[√(a·b)]/6, where a=maximal tumour diameter and b=tumour diameter perpendicular to a. Mice were killed 40 days after tumour challenge, subjected to an accurate necropsy, tumours and lymphoid organs were collected and processed as reported in other sections.

It is well known that the small viscous problem is a challenge subject due to the singularity of the numerical solutions.

But responding is a nuisance for correspondents, particularly when the challenge subjects them to shameless plugs for the software that generated it.

As the center CM does not challenge subjects' ability to minimize object roll during the lift, only the data associated with left and right CM were analyzed.

For 72 hours prior to the challenge, subjects adhered to a tyramine-free diet.

After menthol nasal challenge subjects tolerated the capsaicin test much better, the urge to cough that proceed the cough motor act was detected later, close to C2 concentration.

However, psychological theorizing suggests that, when methods do not challenge subjects to consider other uses of resources, curative treatment is favored over prevention.

During laboratory dyspnea challenge, subjects continuously rated 'breathing discomfort (BD), or unpleasantness' using an online 'Visual Analog Scale' (BDVAS) anchored with "No Discomfort" at 0 and "Stop Now" at 100% of full scale (%FS).

After an initial nebulized saline challenge, subjects inhaled doubling concentrations of the provocative agent (methacholine-bromide 0.038 to 19.6 mg/l or adenosine-5′-monophosphate (AMP) 0.04 to 320 mg/ml) at 5 minute intervals.

It was also negative in all normal saline controls, except for one specimen on Day 19, which was determined to be caused by mislabeling of a specimen from a PfSPZ Challenge subject.

One subject having declined to participate to the LPS challenge, eight subjects (subjects 1 to 8) were included (36.7 (± 2.4) years; F/M = 4/4).