Sentence examples for challenge with both from inspiring English sources

The challenge, with both microfinance and insurance, is to simplify the products enough that they can be sold to people affordably; ideally, they also need to be able to be sold and administered on the cracked and dusty old Nokias that are stashed in pockets and purses across the developing world.

Developing that deep familiarity with a subject enables you to take on a new challenge with both confidence and a fresh eye.

We have shown, for example, that significant protection was achieved when wild type E7 immunization was followed by challenge with both wild type and codon-modified genomes on the same animal.

Suguitan and colleagues showed that vaccines developed from attenuated strains containing H5 and N1 components from 1997 clade 3, 2003 clade 1 or 2004 clade 1 isolates protected mice from lethal challenge with both homologous and heterologous wild type viruses including more recent 2005 clade 1 and clade 2 viruses [28].

In addition, immunization with the Ap97 vaccine effectively protected pigs against challenge with both pathogens.

Here, we describe a zebrafish model for human influenza A virus (IAV) infection and show that zebrafish embryos are susceptible to challenge with both influenza A strains APR8 and X-31 (Aichi).

Conversely, following a nasal challenge with TRPM8 agonists, both the urge to cough and the cough response, in terms of both sensitivity and intensity, to the same tussigenic agent were markedly reduced.

There are inherent challenges with both treatments, including variable and inconsistent benefit and increased bleeding risks.

Information from other states and literature on the topic are mixed, however, and demonstrate challenges with both the voluntary and mandatory reporting systems.

Pigs on Diet 1 and challenged with both pathogens showed clinical symptoms of SD for a longer period than pigs inoculated with B. hyodysenteriae only.

The present study used electroencephalography (EEG) to examine cerebral cortical dynamics while participants were challenged with both Easy and Hard conditions during a cognitive-motor task (Tetris®).