Sentence examples for challenging phases from inspiring English sources
Political parties sometimes do go through challenging phases.
The landing of a civil transport aircraft is one of the most challenging phases.
Finally, the practicalities of arranging for service user, interpreter and GP to meet at the same time in the one location are challenging (phase II: formal interpreters, GP 11).
One hundred and eighty subjects were included in the study: 105 subjects were enrolled in the first "exploratory" phase and 75 in the second "challenge" phase.
The second "challenge" phase was aimed at preclinically validating by WB and ELISA the ability of these candidate biomarkers to differentiate pSS from healthy volunteers, subjects with non-pSS sicca syndrome and patients with sSS.
The testing cohort of the second "challenge phase" of the study was represented by 75 unselected, consecutive subjects: 19 pSS, 21 healthy volunteers, 10 sicca non-SS and 25 sSS patients.
It should also be noted that not all of those assigned to the program group actually made it past registration and the pre-ChalleNGe phases to enroll in (68 %) and graduate from (53 %) the ChalleNGe program.
In addition, AM deficiency during the sensitization or challenge phases significantly increased the number of Th2 cells in BAL (Fig. 2E).
Weaning shares some similarities with a cardiac stress test and may challenge active phases of the cardiac cycle-like ventricular contractility and relaxation.
Hours of disclosure, in which the police put one accusation after another (16 victims had come forward) to Teret, are followed by the "challenge" phase, during which Teret is confronted by the full weight of the case against him.
