Sentence examples for exposure to challenge from inspiring English sources

There was a relatively close match between physiologic and symptomatic responses during exposure to challenge substances.

It suggests that even though variations in the CAR in part reflect stress-related phenomena, these appear to be distinct from stress responses elicited by acute exposure to challenge.

Exposure to ChalleNGe led to better employment outcomes for those in the program group, compared to the control group, 3 years later.

If the social algorithms that size us up and make educated guesses about what we'd like are narrowing our exposure to challenging political views, for instance, that might help explain a political and civic environment that appears to be increasingly polarized.

Taleb (2012) has described the way in which exposure to challenges can strengthen individuals, communities, and organizations.

In our sample, teachers who combined teaching with other jobs reported both lower exposure to challenges and more minimal related stress.

7 Although everybody is vulnerable to a certain degree, it is reaching old age that involves greater risks of exposure to challenges and, crucially, of reduced capacity to respond to these exposures.

(F 2) The narratives from daily life illuminate that to have diabetes as a mother of a newborn is a situation of extraordinary exposure which seems to challenge the transition to a confident mother.

Nevertheless, we highlighted important differences in the biologic response of endometrial tissue to the exposure to ADSCs, challenging researchers to progress forward with future studies hopefully for the development of a biological therapy in clinical trials.

Exposure to oxidants challenges cellular systems and their responses may create conditions that are favorable for the replication of HIV which is an increasing cause of morbidity and mortality among HIV/AIDS patients [ 73].

I think he would have attempted to find some sort of assurance that any exposure by the United States would be exposure to a challenge the dimensions of which we could predict".