Sentence examples for becomes a concern when from inspiring English sources
Tooth interference, normally avoided altogether by adhering to standard design guidelines, becomes a concern when non-standard tooth forms with reduced radial clearance are employed, such as large-fillet short-dedendum gears.
Both AS4100 and AISC specify that the yield strength of steel for plastic design cannot exceed 450 MPa, as ductility becomes a concern when steels of higher yield strength are used.
This signal becomes a concern when it is comparable to the true PMT signal, especially in the case of calorimeters, where the response is at the level of a few photoelectrons per GeV.
PTSD becomes a concern when those feelings get stronger as the month progresses and continue at full force into the next month.
Residues become a concern when repeated exposure to potentially harmful compounds lets them accumulate and gradually increase in concentration to a harmful level, he said, adding that some individuals may be more susceptible than others.
State persecution prevented the formation of associations until AIDS became a concern, when educational efforts forced sexual minorities to band together.
More importantly, cross-reactivity could readily become a concern when using combinatorial encoding to detect T cell responses against a set of structurally related peptide antigens, such as different immune escape variants of HIV epitopes [ 9, 10].
The overall conception of the participating CHC-nurses was that overweight in children becomes a concern first when the children reach school-age.
"The deficit becomes a concern for politicians when they have a leadership or an overall trust problem, so then it becomes sort of symbolic or indicative of something else," said Matthew Dowd, a senior adviser to Mr. Bush's re-election committee.
This becomes a concern for governments when a nation's communications rest on an outside provider," he said.
