Sentence examples for does not represent a challenge from inspiring English sources
In areas where malaria does not represent a challenge for human populations, other weak influences may affect the manifestation of G6PD deficiency.
However, it can be argued that the concept of Methylphenidate as an enhancer does not represent a challenge to the historical view of the role of medicine.
For one thing, the event — remarkable and genuinely moving as it was — did not represent a challenge to the sovereignty of war.
The volume and duration of the pretreatment (350 μl for 30 min) did not represent a challenge, as a heating block was sufficient to provide this (data not shown), and the enzymatic hydrolysis at 50°C was carried out in incubation ovens.
It is part of the overwhelming need of white Americans and white Canadians to convince themselves of our inferiority – that our demands don't represent a challenge to them, their privilege and their superiority.
However much Republicans may play up the similarities between China and the Soviet Union, Chinese sabre-rattling does not represent a global challenge comparable to that of the Soviet Union.
Distinguishing simple renal cysts from solid tumours in the kidney does not represent a diagnostic challenge.
Fat stranding is a very common finding (29 50% of cases) and does not represent a diagnostic challenge [3].
Among tHowever9 two-morpheme MMMCs are consistent with the hierarchy.
This does not represent a zero-sum challenge to American power.
