Sentence examples for incoming challenge from inspiring English sources

The other key advantage of such targeting would be minimizing the chance that the epitope sequences of the vaccine would mis-match those of an incoming challenge strain of HIV-1.

A likely key factor in the failure of a HIV-1 vaccine based on cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) is the natural immunodominance of epitopes that fall in variable regions of the proteome, which both increases the chance of epitope sequence mismatch with the incoming challenge strain and replicates the pathogenesis of early CTL failure due to epitope escape mutation during natural infection.

New vaccine formulations are still highly anticipated in the near-future to face incoming health challenges, such as emergence or reemergence of severe infectious diseases, immunosenescence associated with elderly or the spread of pathogens resistant to antibiotics.

To all of you incoming students, I challenge you to own it--embrace both the freedom and the responsibility that comes with attending college.

His criticism centers on the hardest part of the missile-defense challenge, distinguishing incoming weapons from decoys.

Dr. Postol's critique centers on the hardest part of the missile defense challenge, distinguishing incoming weapons from decoys and destroying them.

But Danny Boyle laid down quite a challenge to incoming 007 director Sam Mendes by revealing Elizabeth II as the latest lucky lady to take a spin in James Bond's chopper.

However, the introduction of selected PGPB to crop field represents a surviving challenge for incoming microorganisms which have to face the competition with natural microbiota adapted to infection niches in the host rhizosphere.

But even these measures cannot keep pace with the demands of incoming students, who are challenging the curriculum much as gay activists did in the '80s and '90s.

During his sophomore year as vice speaker of the student senate and his junior year as speaker, Mr. Tisa helped produce a report on the challenges that incoming gay students face when they arrive.

As China begins a once-in-a-decade handover of power the BBC's John Sudworth reports on the challenges facing incoming leaders.