The phrase "a situation raise" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or a typo, as "raise" does not fit in this context.
Example: "The recent events have caused a situation that requires immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a situation that arises" or "a situation that develops."
Such a situation raises the question about the possibility to drop the state in the above approach, though, at first sight, the duality is no longer existing in this case.
Such a situation raises questions about how sample size is calculated in randomised controlled trials.
Although PS-matching and IPTW have not been evaluated in the context of small sample sizes, such a situation raises specific questions.
Variety bills were constructed to produce an effective and contrasting variation of types of acts acrobats opened the show, a solo juggler concentrated the attention, a singer or whistler capitalized on this concentration, a musical act expanded it further, a chorus line of girls kicked in unison, and a climactic situation raised anticipation for the entry of the solo star comedian.
One of the women, who was pregnant with twins, said that: OB 4: I personally preferred to have access to all available care in case an urgent situation raised.
Such a situation could raise difficult, possibly immediate, questions about his ability to carry out his duties.
They can be valuable tools for education, to illustrate a situation, to raise awareness or funding, or to act as evidence and contribute to advocacy.
"At current levels of the equity market, few (if any) major banks would have positive retained earnings, a situation that raises risks of financial sector turmoil," Nikko Salomon Smith Barney said in a report released Thursday.
But those blogs to which many of the news organizations will link during the afternoon and evening may not feel bound by such pledges, a situation that raises the possibility that a Web site like msnbc.com could serve as a means for visitors to learn how a race may be heading before any official results have been released.
Notably, the patent estate relating to the engineering and use of zinc-finger proteins, a technology that enables scientists to bind virtually any DNA sequence of interest, was initially owned by several different companies and academic institutions, a situation that raised concerns as to the prohibitive costs faced by subsequent users and developers in the negotiation of multiple licenses.
In addition, Nigeria's maternal and child mortality rates also ranked among the highest in the world, a situation that raised fiscal concerns to the FGN.
