Sentence examples for experiments challenge from inspiring English sources

Experiments challenge the technical basis of GHGs emissions, the social practices that produce them or both.

These data, together with genetic experiments, challenge the generality of the competition model and suggest that Sum1's role in late meiosis may be achieved, in a great part, through its down-regulation of NDT80.

Outcomes of these and other experiments challenge the need for maintaining the dichotomy between cancer and non-cancer toxicities, and between genotoxic and non-genotoxic chemicals with respect to potential carcinogenic risk to humans at environmentally relevant exposures.

Until he was found dead 10 days ago in his cage at a Brandeis University psych lab, Alex was the subject of 30 years of experiments challenging the most basic assumptions about animal intelligence.

The wide range of underlying diseases and the complexity of treatment interactions with physiology make structured experiments challenging.

Further experiments challenged cells with chemicals that caused the number of unfolded proteins in the cells to increase.

The predictions made by our model can in principle be tested empirically, even though suitable data might be sparse and experiments challenging.

Subsequent experiments challenged these conclusions as single cell analysis of human embryos showed single XIST clouds defined as confined areas of XIST transcript accumulations in blastocysts (van den Berg et al. 2009).

The high energy of the Ag K-edge makes these experiments challenging because of the low intensity and beam heterogeneity at the large monochromator angles necessary to reach the required energy (25.5 keV).

This is in line with the findings from experiments challenged with aqueous Cr VI), where the nZVI had a greater capacity for Cr VI) reduction compared to the BnM.

The most interesting results were obtained in the sequential treatment experiments; challenging cells with the AR agonists before treating them with TMZ potentiated the anti-proliferative effects of this chemotherapeutic agent, prolonging its effective period.