Sentence examples for challenging agents from inspiring English sources

Hypnotizable subjects were exposed to both cold-pressor and ischemic muscle pain under both experimental and control conditions for each of the challenging agents.

In recent years, several big names have started to use management companies or even abandoned the agency system to deal directly with studios, effectively challenging agents' power as the brokers of film, music, book and TV deals.

So, if you're doing the multiplication, that's 2 (experimental vs. control) x 2 (cold-pressor vs. ischemia) x 7 (challenging agents) = 28 pain trials per subject!

Why put that amazing, once-in-a-lifetime intelligence win at risk by putting a former drug addict with unstable loyalties and a mentally challenged agent with unstable loyalties in close proximity to that asset?

And while the follicly challenged Agent 47 may be a man of few words, his intimidating presence owes much to the talents of South African voice actor David Bateson, who has worked with Danish studio IO Interactive since the release of Hitman: Codename 47 in 2000.

An imaginal challenge was designed to determine the degree to which cognitive manipulations, in isolation from specific biological challenge agents, might be sufficient for the production of panic in patients with panic disorder.

Accuracy of an experimental methodology depends on the ability of the test cell to efficiently deliver the challenge agents to the test material, collect all the transported permeate compounds from the test material and transfer those analytes to the online detector.

In the United Kingdom, for example, challenge agents are not considered drugs, and experiments with them thus don't require regulatory approval.

Sawbuck Realty CEO Guy Wolcott explains that the company realized they had the potential to take their previously consumer-only tool to agents because of the challenges agents faced when working with the "professional" MLS data.

The uptake of inhaled challenge agents or drugs is mainly influenced by breathing frequency and the minute ventilation.

High doses (1 3.5 Gy) of ionising x- or γ-radiations from different sources, cobalt 60 or caesium 137, were used as challenge agents for the in-vitro sensitivity assay.