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In [7], differential space-time network coding (DSTNC) has been proposed for multisource cooperation to counteract the challenges of imperfect synchronization and channel estimation while achieving full diversity.

Adolescents are reported to counteract the challenges of living with an ostomy through self-management, social support, a positive attitude, and increased control over their own care [ 16].

Incorporating adaptive control with anti-windup (AW) compensators can provide a convenient combination to counteract the challenge.

But that may not be enough to counteract the challenge of finding appropriate sites or even just paying for high-rise residential buildings outside of the region's major downtowns (San Francisco and San Jose).

4. What's Working: We need to counteract the challenge in learning.

In recent years, host cell-directed antivirals have experienced growing recognition as a new concept for the development of advanced generation antivirals with the potential to counteract the challenge of preexisting or rapidly emerging viral resistance [14], [15].

A second, unexpected but relevant consequence of DJ-1 downregulation on TAT-α-syn was that in this situation TAT-α-syn was not only unable to counteract the oxidative challenge but it became toxic by itself even in the absence of oxidative stress and starting from nanomolar intracellular concentration that was usually protective.

The role of urease as a stress response to counteract the acidic challenge, as it is described in several microorganisms [7], is unlike to be applicable in S. thermophilus because urea degradation occurs at a relatively high pH that is not associated with a significant loss of viability [8].

However, sensitivity analysis or stochastic programming counteract the challenge of complexity, as these measures are computationally expensive.

A major challenge to counteract the development of resistance to antibiotic treatment is to get a better understanding of how bacteria react to antibiotics.

This indicates that C. jejuni has evolved specific immune evasion strategies; manipulation of host mucosal immunity to counteract the evasion strategies is a future therapeutic challenge.