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Integral membrane proteins often present daunting challenges for biophysical characterization, a fundamental issue being how to select a surfactant that will optimally preserve the individual structure and functional properties of a given membrane protein.
In 1992, when Washington was fighting Dr. Nakajima's re-election, Louis W. Sullivan, the secretary of health and human services, wrote, "It appears that W.H.O. is losing its reputation as the world's leader in health matters at a time when serious global health problems present daunting challenges to us all".
Although the Bantustans were eliminated, their troubling legacy remained; such problems as environmental degradation and the contentious issue of redistributing land to those forcibly relocated during the apartheid era presented daunting challenges to post-1994 governments.
The values of community and mutuality created entitlement issues, presenting daunting challenges for coordinated change.
So there is a market opportunity for the record industry to provide a legal, subscription-based version of the service which is what the new Bertelsmann/Napster alliance intends to do.Even so, this will present some daunting challenges.
Working in extreme environments does present some daunting challenges.
The massive amount of outsourced data, along with the CU's limited resources, can present a daunting challenge for auditors when examining a cloud service [13].
With vast cell number and diversity, mammalian nervous systems present a daunting challenge for achieving specific and comprehensive cell type access — prerequisite to circuit analysis.
The incongruence of jurisdictional boundaries and temporal and spatial scales of ecological processes present a "daunting challenge to ecosystem management" (Christensen 1997, p. 171).
All of this presents a daunting challenge.
The cork was practically as wide as a gas cap and presented a daunting challenge to the typical waiter's corkscrew.
