Future vaccine design needs to contend with the complexity of epitope display as well as immunodominance.
The team, however, needs to contend with elevation to retain momentum on Friday.
And Firefly will also need to contend with future offerings from others, such as the University of Idaho group.
In pursuing Genzyme, Sanofi will need to contend with two activist investors with significant stakes: Carl C. Icahn and Ralph Whitworth, both of whom have representatives on the Genzyme board.
To understand it, computers need to contend with linguistic sleights like irony, sarcasm, metaphor, idiom and allegory — things that don't readily translate into ones and zeros.
Losing weight is hard enough — you don't also need to contend with a program that has an annoying interface, is slow or too complicated.
To do so, Trump would need to contend with an aging U.S. population, which Goldwein warned would be difficult if Trump is also slowing immigration.
Unless we are resigned to letting New York become Venice — or Atlantis — we need to contend with the reality that seas are rising and severe weather is here to stay.
Mr. Kelly wrote that Walgreen would need to contend with a 60 percent increase in the number of its stores, as well as with a Rite Aid work force that is 30 percent unionized.
Both views need to contend with the worry that subsystems of higher thoughts and their targets might be unconscious, as seems to be suggested by Freud's theory of repression.
Gay couples would probably still need to contend with a patchwork of state laws, many of which don't recognize their unions and, perhaps even more important, their legal relationship to their children.
