Sentence examples for prolonged challenges from inspiring English sources

In his introduction Williams says it is clear that public services in Wales face "severe and prolonged challenges".

Predominant IL-13 production after short term, but not after prolonged challenges has been seen in similar models of OVA sensitisation [5], [9].

Three days after final challenges, IL-13 dominated the response to short term challenges, while IL-5 was the dominant cytokine induced by prolonged challenges.

However, sensitisation to house dust mite induced expression of both IL-13 and IL-5 for several weeks after prolonged challenges [29].

However, persistent AHR during 8 weeks after prolonged challenges has been detected only in one model when pulmonary resistance was assessed in anaesthetised and ventilated mice challenged with MCh intravenously [5].

In a statement, Dalrymple said that the army's decision did not resolve the pipeline question, and that it would prolong challenges for law enforcement officers in a standoff with protests.

Th1 responses presumably contribute to inflammation, airway remodelling and lung function changes following prolonged allergen challenges, considering that Th1 cells do not protect against allergic airway inflammation [32].

In addition to these antibodies which are associated with Th2 responses, prolonged airway challenges also induced robust production of OVA-specific IgG2a, an antibody found in Th1 responses.

However, the imprecision of physicians to select patients who will require prolonged MV challenges the potential benefits of early tracheotomy.

However, the imprecision of physicians to select patients who will require prolonged MV challenges the potential benefits of early tracheotomy due to the risk of performing unnecessary procedures.

Arsenal, who led the League from mid-November to late January, showed qualities of teamwork based on a traditional solidity in defence which might have prolonged their challenge but for injuries to key players, most notably Paul Davis.