Sentence examples for a problem in explaining from inspiring English sources

It is regarded as an important factor which physicalist-realist theories of color must explain, and have a problem in explaining.

Planetary scientists have overcome a key problem in explaining the emergence of the solar system's behemoths Jupiter and Saturn.

Dr. Goodwin said that had also been a problem in Canada, explaining: "There were some women who came to us and said, 'I must have a support group.' We tried to educate them and said, 'There's no clear evidence.' " Some were persuaded but others, she said, were not.

Easton says, "it's a problem in explaining it".

But that raises another problem in explaining how such a temperature difference could be maintained.

Sometimes we see a bit of technology working in one application and wonder whether that might solve a problem in another," explains Crawford.

"A biological system can be used as a natural system to study a problem in physics," explains Egelhaaf, "and if you understand the physics, you can then apply it [back to biology] and both sides can profit".

They described no relevant problem in explaining the criteria of their urgency assessment and reported that patients generally acknowledged that waiting time should not hold the same value for them all but be based on the grade of their illness.

"The rights of children is a problem in our country," explained Celestin Kabamba Kamat, assistant of the ministry of social affairs in the Mongafula Zone.

The RNA world provides a sophisticated explanation for the origin of genetics, yet has problems in explaining the emergence of metabolism.

Many theories focus on clustering of droplets, but those theories face some fundamental problems in explaining the sudden onset of rain, says Bernhard Mehlig, a physicist at the Göteborg University in Sweden.