Sentence examples for another concern that arises from inspiring English sources

Another concern that arises in regard to qPCR studies is that transcript expression is calculated relative to an internal control standard [ 62- 64]; which by definition is expressed at a consistent level regardless of experimental conditions or cell/tissue types under study.

Another concern that arose was related to a sense of inequity- that if these services were in schools they would then only be available to current students and not be available to out-of-school youth or young adults that are no longer school-aged.

He said his release of the memo showed his early concern about the matter — a concern that arose after he was interviewed by The Times in July.

Similarly, Mr. Gorbachev is trying to prevent the misappropriation of his "Gorbyness" -- a concern that arose after he learned that his likeness was on the label of a brand of Russian vodka.

If on-field decision-making was a major concern that arose from last year's series – and it most definitely was – then it seems to have wormed its way up the line judging by Daley's 19-man squad.

Where procedural legitimate expectations were concerned, courts would require an opportunity for consultation to be given unless there was an overriding reason to resile from it (such as the national security concern that arose in the GCHQ case).

The major concern that arose during review is the following.

One concern that arose early in our studies was the appearance of aggregates, leading to culture heterogeneity.

One example was the need to address the international concern that arose about the rumor that pigs were infected with avian influenza (13 ).

Of course, privacy is natural concern that arises with anything like this.

A concern that arises when applying this method is that of instrument strength.