Sentence examples for concerning obstacles from inspiring English sources

Asylum seekers are running into other concerning obstacles at the border as well, Garcia told VICE News.

This study explored local meanings related to client-initiated HCT in a rural and an urban setting in Zambia, with the aim of increasing knowledge concerning obstacles to HIV testing in settings with a long established high prevalence of HIV and available antiretroviral treatment.

Concerning obstacle warning, we believe that conveying electrotactile pulses on the tongue is an efficient way.

Concerning obstacle warning module, we reuse our tactile visual substitution system which uses the tongue as the human machine interface, gives a warning to the visually impaired people user to avoid the obstacles on the corridor way.

The flowchart of static and moving obstacle detection is shown in Fig. 3. Concerning moving obstacle detection, we employ the human detection module provided by Kinect SDK.

Sam Mendes's "Away We Go" (June 5), a sometimes raucous, sometimes melancholy road movie, concerns the obstacles a young couple who are expecting their first baby encounter in their search for a place to put down roots — preferably near friends — and raise a family.

The creative team behind the most expensive musical in Broadway history came to Los Angeles with a big to-do list: Now that legal obstacles concerning ousted director Julie Taymor are officially settled, producers of "Spider-Man" are launching new versions of the musical, including a Las Vegas arena production, a touring arena show and a production in Germany.

Complaints concerning the bureaucratic obstacles in accessing administrative services at the management level were also voiced in the focus group discussions.

Identifying these critical components is expected to increase the prognostic and clinical significance of IGFBP5, thereby serving to overcome obstacles concerning the prediction of clinical outcome, drug resistance, and response to therapy.

Besides the drawback of a complicated technical production of embolizing agents, there are extreme obstacles concerning this method of a complete temporary halt of blood flow in the head and neck area: intolerable local necrosis and danger to eyes and nerve ganglions via anastomoses.

This article mainly concerns double obstacle problems for second order divergence type elliptic equation divA x, u, ▽u) = divf(x).