Sentence examples for challenges inducing from inspiring English sources

Simulation of hydromineral challenges, inducing either intracellular or extracellular dehydration, are intended to predict changes in the ECF [Na+] and volume, in the ICF volume as well as the changes in AVP secretion.

Model predictive control (MPC) is capable of meeting the challenges induced.

We now show that these social challenges induce brief elevations in plasma T-levels.

The main objective of WindML is the continuous development of tools that address important challenges induced by the growing wind energy information infrastructures.

Although not all microbial challenges induced this specific primed response, we find that a similar specific protection can be elicited by Beauveria bassiana, a natural fly pathogen.

In this study, a genetic approach based upon Tetrahymena group I ribozyme was developed, which can address the challenges induced by a hypoxic microenvironment.

Consider, instead, the reality of councils, alongside an emasculated Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) – the body responsible for flood defences and, crucially, food security – shouldering the burden of massive budget cuts at a time of rising challenges induced by climate change.

The challenges induced by bounded rationality are worsened by the presence of substantial information asymmetries that characterize the M&A process.

Instead of recommending how we can overcome the challenges induced by pop culture and the perversions of contemporary media to educate the whole child, today's would-be reformers are insisting that education fit a business model that is as ill-suited to the task at hand as the agrarian model once was to the industrial age.

Both short and long term airway OVA challenges induced marked airway inflammation (Fig 2d, m).

It was demonstrated that carbon dioxide challenges induced a dose dependent negative affect (p<0.0001).