Sentence examples for more challenging condition from inspiring English sources

Children in both training groups also showed better accuracy on the easier condition of a nonverbal visual search task at post-test, but children in the French training group also showed significant improvement on the more challenging condition of this task.

Expanding upon previous work, the modified FT maintained discriminative validity under the more challenging condition of a third, mid-level training group (EBP-trained PT students).

Recent studies, however, start to delineate the in vivo situation, a more challenging condition because in infected individual only a small fraction of CD4+ T cells are HIV-1 positive (estimated to be 1 in 10000 in blood and 1 in 100 in lymph nodes) [ 71].

Mr. Tellez, like many of his colleagues, is charged with recreating a chef's elaborate cuisine and high standards under more challenging conditions.

This showed that top-line income was down 15% in what Diamond described as "more challenging" conditions – Greece was bailed out by the International Monetary Fund and fears of a sovereign debt crisis spread through Europe.

Luxury retailers such as Burberry have reported "more challenging" conditions in the UK towards the end of last year because of a slowdown in spending by tourists from China and the Middle East.

The bank said this reflected more challenging conditions in its power projects division: We expect that underlying growth in the power projects division will turn negative in the second half of 2013 and into 2014.

Exports account for around 110% of GDP, so the prospect of a sharp slowdown in the US Malaysia's most important overseas market means that the economy is likely to face more challenging conditions in 2008.

Marks & Spencer is down 2.6p to 414.7p as the bank cut its price target from 575p to 490p, although it kept its buy recommendation: Given more challenging conditions over the next few years (pureplay capacity, sterling weakness, wage pressures), we are downgrading.. estimates.

In the second set of simulations, we compared the traffic load of our four different scenarios in more challenging conditions (that were described in Section 7.3).

Conclusions: The ankle is of primary importance during single-leg stance on firm, foam, and multiaxial surfaces, with proximal joints having an increased role under more challenging conditions.