Sentence examples for considerable problems to from inspiring English sources

Should I withdraw the article, though it would cause considerable problems to the editor at this late date?

However, the theory which has been built on the basis of these scattering experiments, QFT, turns out to have considerable problems to account for the observed 'particle trajectories'.

This first experiment showed that the long-tailed macaques had considerable problems to detect the location of the hidden food based on the spatial orientation of the objects under which the reward could have been hidden.

Whiplash concerns a considerable problem to health care.

It is therefore a considerable problem to obtain these animals in a freshly fixed state.

However, this method could lead to considerable problems at interpretation, in view of the potential discrepancies between different scales or time points.

Soil swelling is a potential geotechnical hazard that causes considerable problems leading to serious economic consequences in construction sectors, principally light-weight infrastructure development.

However, the performance of this assay in clinical laboratories poses considerable problems due to the lack of standardization of preanalytical and analytical procedures.

There has been major flooding here throughout the summer, many livelihoods are at risk in agriculture, households are facing up to considerable problems in regard to insurance and insurability and flood defences that are badly needed are not happening.

In Germany, time to incubation is a considerable problem due to the increasing number of remote LABs.

The identification of dental implant bodies in patients without available records is a considerable problem due to increased patient mobility and to the large number of implant systems with different designs.