Sentence examples for that challenge of from inspiring English sources

"He wants that challenge of being a defender," Walton said.

The alpha toxin (CPA) of C. perfringens was long assumed to play a central role in the pathogenesis of NE, but Keyburn and others [3] showed that challenge of broiler chicks with a CPA mutant yielded lesions comparable to those in birds inoculated with the wildtype strain.

In the framework of bacterial infection, it has been reported that challenge of oral epithelial cells with the invasive opportunistic pathogen Fusobacterium nucleatum induces Gadd45 α expression, while the noninvasive oral commensal Streptococcus gordonii does not.

We have previously shown that challenge of young adult bees (1-2 days old) with this high dose of E. coli cells (i) has no deleterious effect on bees and (ii) results in a pronounced stimulation of the humoral immune response, as deduced from the expression of antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) and immune-responsive proteins [ 41].

"They like that challenge of proving themselves every single night," Larranaga said.

That challenge of innovation is particularly formidable in the complication category, celebrating the highest marvels of design and technical ingenuity.

Advocates for the shuttle program believe that the challenge of human space flight justifies the cost.

He sensed that the challenge of political conscience would come at a high artistic price.

It is obvious that the challenge of rebuilding a country in the aftermath would be phenomenal.

Isn't that the challenge of all historical fiction?

He speculated that the challenge of building an ICARUS might dissuade a large portion of vandals.