Sentence examples for challenging applied from inspiring English sources

Students perceived improvements in knowledge gained across all of the HIV subjects covered, especially in challenging applied clinical topics, such as management of HIV antiretroviral failure (88% with at least a "large improvement") and HIV-tuberculosis co-infection (80% with at least a "large improvement").

Drug discovery is one of the most challenging applied sciences due to the complexity of disease biology and the requirement to simultaneously optimize compound potency, selectivity, pharmacokinetics, physical properties, and safety in order to deliver an effective therapeutic agent.

Predicting how black holes collide is one of several challenges applied mathematician and 2005 EURYI award winner, Snorre Christiansen (pictured left), hopes to tackle in the coming years.

Initially that challenge applied to new printing systems; then to print and web; then print and web and mobile phones; and most recently to print and web and phones and tablets.

Conclusions and future work are presented in Section 5. Knowledge extraction and its use to predict future situations have been a challenge applied to several areas, including health.

A second ET-1 challenge applied 10 min after R1 caused less translocation of eGFP-PH and a reduced [Ca2+]i response.

Factoring is conceptually simple, but, in practice, can prove to be challenging when applied to complex equations.

The same challenges apply to design's role in interpreting leaps in technology.

Resource security challenges apply today in many regions and are likely to dominate the future operating environment for resource-intensive sectors.

So geeks, if you want purpose and a real challenge, apply to the new VA Digital Service.

As Dreier points out, Medlin's challenge applies to agent-centered norms more generally and this wider scope matters.