Sentence examples similar to zone of challenges from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, an increased number of granulocytes were identified based on morphology or red cytoplasmic staining in the subepithelial zone of mice challenged with live conidia at day 3, as compared to mice challenged with dead conidia (green arrows in Figures 5 d) and 5 e)).

That is the theory of his catcher, Jorge Posada, who had grown tired of watching Contreras pick around the strike zone instead of challenging hitters with his overwhelming stuff.

Negotiating at work often requires you to move out of your comfort zone to challenge unconscious biases.

Living a life of meaning and of depth requires us to step outside of our comfort zones, to challenge our own ideas and create innovative ways to optimize our time on this earth.

A case study of challenges with liquid zone level control at one of the domestic CANDU® stations is used to demonstrate this approach.

Stepping outside of both artists' comfort zone came with a new set of challenges, the most major of which was finding convergence between Skin's structured-in-song vocals and the groove-based perspective of Moudaber's club music.

Couples in long-distance relationships often face a particular set of challenges: different time zones (it could be early morning in one place and bedtime in another), shoddy cell service or WiFi connection on top of the heartache of going long stretches of time without seeing each other face-to-face.

"A measure of a man is not when he stands in a zone of comfort, it is when challenges and adversity [are] there.

That puts him in the zone of electoral vulnerability that drew challenges to Presidents Ford in 1976, Carter in 1980 and George H.W. Bush in 1992.

It gets you out of your comfort zone and challenges your own as well as others' prejudices.

As the contributors demonstrate, instructors must leave the comfort zone of traditional pedagogy to meet the challenges of field-based education.