Sentence examples for can produce problems from inspiring English sources
The plants' growth habits can produce problems, too.
Although competition for research grants and space in prestigious journals can produce problems, finding ways to make the competition healthier would seem better than giving up and replacing it with a lottery.
In this vicious circle, the parents' problems can produce problems in the children; in some families a child may end up bullying their own parents, with single mothers in particular fearing to challenge teenage sons who are stronger than they are.
This can produce problems when using clinical assessment methods for research studies as some statistical tests require independent variables.
Statistically, for frequencies f ∼ 1 GHz (near current wireless bands), there can be a burst with amplitudes >103 solar flux units (SFU; 1 SFU = 10−22 W/m2) every few days during solar maximum conditions, and such burst levels can produce problems in contemporary wireless systems.
FHP can produce problems related to the proprioception of muscles [ 6], such as mechanoreceptor function, and alter the sensitivity of spindles of the neck muscles mentioned previously, as well as inducing the loss of kinesthetic acuity of neck motions [ 7].
The chronic inflammation can produce other problems as cancer.
Yet even as CPSC's regulations aim to keep blood lead levels under 10 μg/dL, growing evidence suggests far lower concentrations can produce cognitive problems in children.
However, inconsistent policies are frequent and can produce enormous problems, such as stolen information, frequent failures, and loss of the entire or part of the hospital data.
When inconsistent policies are applied to hospital computer systems, it can produce enormous problems, such as stolen information, frequent failures, and loss of the entire or part of the hospital data.
In this version, as Barnes puts it, "there's no limit to what corporations can produce; their problem is finding buyers" and so "a sizeable chunk of GDP is spent to make people want this unneeded output".
