Sentence examples for conundrum reported by from inspiring English sources
A common conundrum reported by all informants, for example, was the formidable number of test takers taking their tests every year, an issue which has been repeatedly raised by many testing researchers when discussing language testing in the Chinese context (see e.g., Cheng, 2008; Cheng and Curtis, 2010; Jin, 2010; Li, 1997).
A very striking example of this conundrum was reported recently by Bailey et al who studied a HIV-1 transmission pair [42]: while both transmission pairs were HLA-B*57 positive, the transmitter progressed to AIDS, whereas the recipient was an elite controller.
Reporting by Cordelia Hebblethwaite.
But how to afford them remains a conundrum," Carolyn Gramling reported at ScienceInsider on Tuesday.
The costs of care vary wildly depending on where you live — by three hundred per cent or more, as I reported in "The Cost Conundrum," in 2009.
The costs of care vary wildly depending on where you live by three hundred per cent or more, as I reported in "The Cost Conundrum," in 2009.
The reported increased prevalence, diagnostic conundrums and sociolegal consequences of FASD are relevant to paediatricians and others responsible for its diagnosis and management.
A report by a major government contractor discussed the conundrum: how to deal with those who are tech savvy, open-minded, multitasking, and perhaps unprepared for command and control environments?
This reporting conundrum was not resolved by the relationship of TP53 to Li-Fraumeni Syndrome because this variant has not been associated with Li-Fraumeni Syndrome.
These observations introduced a conundrum and have generated considerable controversy as to how HbA1c should be reported.
