Sentence examples for an apparent problem in from inspiring English sources

This was not an apparent problem in the early days of transgenesis (mice were generated in only a few inbred backgrounds and in C57BL/6 × SJL hybrids), when investigators studied mice that carried individual transgenes.

To combat an apparent problem with feral cats in the upper-crust Jersey Shore town, the borough council has passed an ordinance that requires a license to feed stray cats and, in fact, any other freely roaming animal.

An apparent problem with the Bhlp29.7 ELISA in this study was the significant temporal increase in antibody levels in the pigs from farm A, reducing the discrimination between results for the two sets of sera.

The results illustrated in Fig. 2 supply the general influence of a normal distribution of underlying errors, since the residuals lie along the line; therefore, the model is an acceptable fit with no apparent problem in normality and response transformation.

STYLE drift can be another, though less apparent problem in a fund portfolio.

The most apparent problem in full-length virus genome sequencing is to target the sequencing process away from host nucleic acids to viral nucleic acids.

Most famously, Ryle (1949) introduced the idea of the category mistake as a way of dispelling the confusions he thought to be rampant in the Cartesian theory of the mind, and thus of dissolving many apparent problems in philosophy of mind.

RNAi-mediated depletion of the cohesin complex component SMC3 also resulted in a differential effect, in which the separation of large chromosomes was disrupted with no apparent problems in minichromosome segregation [43].

No reported or apparent problems in vergence or accommodation were evident in any of the patients.

For example, a few years ago, a highly-publicized meta-analysis [ 2] called into question the evidence on the benefits of screening mammography by citing apparent problems in the methods of most of the relevant randomized trials.

In Table 3 we see that the "Don't know/Don't wish to answer" reply rates suggest no apparent problems in the understanding of most questions by the respondents.