Sentence examples for the challenge is to define from inspiring English sources
So the challenge is to define yourself and not just be opportunistic.
There, the challenge is to define what kinds of interaction with a patient outside of an office setting is billable and write rules for coverage.
In this context, the challenge is to define a suitable subgroup of patients who will benefit from the addition of chemotherapy.
Then, the challenge is to define the material geometry and environmental conditions to meet the in-service material state in short time.
The challenge is to define meaningful metrics to evaluate the models (probably different ones for different climate questions — climate sensitivity and southwest U.S. drought may respond primarily to very different things).
The challenge is to define this European democracy and its parliamentary institutions, which, in contrast to the current trilogy of European council, commission and parliament, must be built on a real division of power: a legislative body that controls an executive body.
On the breast itself, the challenge was to define its upper insertion.
One of the challenges is to define a framework for discussion within which the domains of curiosity-driven and issue-driven investigations can be visualized and inform each other.
The third challenge is to define the scope of the Department's "homeland security" mission which is distinct from national security but yet an integral part.
However, the existing challenge is to define what exact structural remodeling within the complex 3-dimensional (3D) human atrial wall is arrhythmogenic, as well as linking arrhythmogenic fibrosis to an underlying mechanism of AF maintenance in the clinical setting.
With the emerging insight that T1D represents a heterogeneous disease, the next challenge is to define patient subpopulations that qualify for personalized medicine or that should be enrolled for immune intervention, to maximize clinical benefit and decrease collateral damage by ineffective or even adverse immune therapeutics.
