In postal surveys of adults of all ages, questions about qualifications in older people can pose problems due to the potential misclassification of historical levels of educational attainment to the current equivalents, and the need to code a wide range of qualifications [ 17].
Hybrid IO-LCA analyses can pose problems with regard to temporal discrepancies.
But the broad nature of biosystems engineering can pose problems when it comes to finding positions.
Wholesalers are avoiding excess stockpiles, which can pose problems if the economy continues to slow.
The adipose tissue not directly involved in breast carcinoma can pose problems for breast MRS. When trying to place a voxel in a suspect lesion, any adipose tissue inadvertently included in the voxel creates a partial volume effect, reducing the effective volume for spectroscopy.
Certainly, though, the demand for evaluative research to support policy can pose problems for researchers.
Atypical hemangiomas, hematopoietic islands and excessive edema due to degenerative processes can pose problems in the differential diagnosis of malignancy.
Genetic homogeneity, which fails to portray inter-individual variations in humans, can pose problems when translating the results of studies using inbred mouse strains to humans in gut microbiota research.
Extended care facility (ECF) patients who transfer to emergency departments (EDs) can pose problems when complicated health problems require extra resources.
But he cautioned that rigid standards can pose problems of their own, perhaps by encouraging some producers to become meddlesome in search of enhanced credit.
