Sentence examples for generality of challenges from inspiring English sources

We have added mention in the discussion of the broader challenges facing conservation initiatives (population growth, poverty and corruption) and of the generality of challenges we identify to other regional-scale conservation initiatives.

Species comparisons enhance our ability to test the generality of responses to challenges, apply ecological theory to the explanation of behavior, and incorporate the feeding strategy of a species in the study of its ingestive behavior.

These results are consistent with research on rapid visual categorization that challenges the generality of basic category level superiority effects.

The generality of this conclusion has been challenged, and there is enough diversity in the enzymes and regulation of fatty acid synthesis in bacteria to conclude that there is not a single organism that can be considered typical and representative of bacteria as a whole.

We argue that our results challenge the generality of the idea of immunity-sexual activity trade-off and propose that such trade-off might be highly system specific.

Insufficient oxygen has been shown to limit thermal tolerance in several aquatic ectotherms, although, the generality of this mechanism has been challenged for tracheated arthropods.

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.

The generality of the MSCI hypothesis is challenged by the paucity of X-linked male-biased genes in tissues that do not experience X inactivation (Parisi et al. 2003; Sturgill et al. 2007), and the pattern of X to autosome movement for duplicative events other than retrotransposition is unclear (cf. Vibranovski, Zhang, and Long 2009; Meisel et al. 2010).

Another potential challenge to the generality of the theory comes from the great diversity of neuronal types.

However, the generality of this observation has recently been challenged.

These data raise an obvious question - why aren't proteasome inhibitors more broadly effective as cancer therapeutics - and pose a serious challenge to the generality of the proteotoxic crisis hypothesis.