Sentence examples for published challenge from inspiring English sources

The findings and a study by another group, just published, challenge the assumption of any clear or simple link between testosterone and sexual desire in men or women.

In particular, focus will be given to the less published challenges encountered, such as cases of enzyme truncation and expression failure of cellulase enzymes, thought to be due to problems occurring during the transport of proteins across the cell wall or intrinsic host-specific mechanisms.

A14 SCIENCE/HEALTH Challenging Cancer Treatment Two important studies being published today challenge conventional thoughts about treating and avoiding breast cancer.

Two important studies being published today challenge conventional thoughts about treating and avoiding breast cancer.

It was finally published by Challenge Press, which also issued his second novel, "That Girl from Boston," in 1962.

We developed a Susceptible-Exposed-Infectious-Recovered (SEIR) model and used published laboratory challenge studies to estimate epidemiological parameters (rate of infection, latency period, recovery and mortality rates), considering the importance of age classes, and virus pathogenicity.

Exponential rates of transition from susceptible or exposed to the infectious state were estimated from published laboratory challenge data (Table 1; see Figure S1 for exponential curve fit to the data).

These data, in addition to the published data, challenge the value of the current 2002 TNM staging classification in locally advanced HCC.

The book presented something of a publishing challenge – D'Annunzio is little known here – but we have been thrilled with what it has achieved.

But as a small publisher whose titles typically sell in the thousands of copies, Mr. Temple is navigating a tricky publishing challenge.

I thought it would be interesting for you to hear about our publishing challenge and to ask you for advice or counsel on how to solve the problem.