Sentence examples for besides the problems of from inspiring English sources

The clinical application of the gene therapy approach may however meet with difficulties for safety reasons, besides the problems of controlling drug release, concentration, and localisation.

Besides, the problems of other social groups, like migrants from the Caucasus who face tremendous prejudice in Russia, are much more serious, the women in this circle said.

Besides the problems of coverage probability and power consumption, we also investigate energy efficiency issue for the two-tier femtocell network.

Besides the problems of direct election, the new Constitution was seen as such a radical break with the old system, by which delegates were elected to the Confederation Congress by state legislatures, that the Convention agreed to retain this method of electing senators to make the constitutional change less radical.

The letter to the Westchester editor by Shelley B. Mayer [ "Quality Child Care: The Need Is Real," March 9 ] correctly points out that, besides the problem of day-care availability, the question of quality day care is also part of the quandary for working mothers.

The main drawback is their considerable height, and they are also prone to corrosion as, besides the problem of salinity if sea water is used, the tubes are in contact with the air.

"Besides the physical reconstruction, besides the establishment of government, besides some political activities and programs, the problems of human resources will be a permanent problem," he said.

One of the problems of intermittent use, besides reduced effectivity, is possible emergence of resistant viruses.

Authors emphasize that cell zooming, besides solving the problem of traffic imbalance, can also reduce energy consumption of the cellular network.

He wonders whether he should turn on his bedside lamp, try to read a little, relax, but he knows the act of switching on the light will wake him up even more, and besides, there's the problem of what to read when you wake up at two or three in the godforsaken morning.

And, finally, it was demonstrated that many infertile individuals face, besides meiotic defects, the problem of reduced numbers of spermatogonia and spermatogonial stem cells (Hentrich et al., 2011).