Sentence examples similar to constituted challenging from inspiring English sources

In a more general scenario, genetic studies on primary headaches constitute challenges made more complex by this pathology.

Hot dry summers limit the production of cool season forage and turf grasses including tall fescue, therefore, abiotic stresses constitute challenges to forage production.

Subunit composition and dynamics in different cell types and developmental stages, however, still constitute challenges that need to be addressed in order to understand the functions of large chromatin regulatory complexes.

However, several characteristics of MDA constitute challenges for single-cell genome sequencing.

The lingering effects of the church's sexual-abuse scandal constituted another challenge facing Francis's papacy.

But uttering those seven words, the District Attorney's Office contends, constituted a challenge to a fight and made it difficult to prosecute Mr. Potter.

These stocks constituted the challenge batch used for all experimental inoculations.

Explaining the reason for collecting blood samples from healthy children also constituted important challenges for the MalariaGEN study.

This may constitute a challenge to the president.

The two bicker a tiny bit about what constitutes a challenge in Khan's career.

This is enough of an oddity these days to constitute a challenge.