Sentence examples for challenged an increase from inspiring English sources

We propose that under conditions where protein folding is challenged, an increase in protein synthesis would generate an increased amount of misfolded protein (figure 4).

Senate Republicans repaired the faulty bill number today that had delayed their tax-cut legislation, but immediately ran into more substantive criticism from Democrats challenging an increase in the nation's debt ceiling.

However, this policy is challenged by an increase in MRSA S. aureus protein A (spa) t1081, which specifically affects LTCFs.

Many enzymatic amplification schemes are challenged by an increase in background signal at longer incubation times, limiting their capacity for amplification (Adams, 1992).

Fifteen people were arrested at Baruch College after protesters tried to crash a board meeting for the City University of New York to challenge a tuition increase.

To face this challenging situation an increase in the efficiency of resources allocation is needed, identifying cost saving strategies that ensure the efficacy of treatments.

The relentless emphasis over the last 40 years in public policy on economic growth and material gain is now being challenged with an increasing urgency.

Protein annotation databases are challenged by an increasing amount of data on proteins leading to an accumulation of proteins with multiple, apparently unrelated, annotations.

The identification of valid drug targets is challenging, although an increasing number of proof-of-concepts studies in animal models have been reported and recently reviewed [ 152].

Although functional expression of the requisite pathway enzymes remains an unsolved challenge, an increasing number of alternative orthologous enzymes and pathways are currently being explored [ 53- 55], which will potentially allow this issue to be overcome in the near future.

In an attempt to address this challenge, an increasing amount of attention has been paid to the use of two-dimensional arrays of nanospheres as masks for etching or templates for deposition.