Sentence examples for bore the problems from inspiring English sources

Recent progress in the field has highlighted the rapid development of new tools for genetic manipulation of Clostridia which have otherwise been a hurdle for a long time, such as plasmid transformation using electroporation that bore the problems of inefficiency, instability and plasmid loss.

Thus, the use of patient data from the PACS bears the problem of potentially vague datasets without definite and clear-cut diagnoses, and learners should not fully rely on the retrieved diagnoses.

The American Hospital Association, which bore the brunt of the problems older people encountered as they aged, signed on, too.

Wenger bore the brunt of all the problems.

Incidental Intelligence: The announcement board of the Rutgers Presbyterian Church, on Broadway, recently bore the announcement: "Sermon: On the Problems of Managing a Private Zoo".

Recent-onset arthritis bears the inherent problem that classification of the disease is difficult [ 3].

Sir Eldon Gorst, who succeeded Cromer, had served in Egypt from 1886 to 1904 and brought a fresh mind to bear on the problems of the occupation.

A true alternative should build on this approach — gradually bringing market forces to bear on the problems of the uninsured and of exploding health-care costs — instead of repeating Republican mistakes of the recent past.

However, the issue deserves more scrutiny, as it bears on the problems of the distribution and evolutionary origins of consciousness.

Flavio is a friendly guy with a lot of ideas about what it will take to bring big data to bear on the problems of everyday existence.

We are bringing the know-how and the limitless potential of American enterprise to bear on the problems of development".