Sentence examples for deviations that could arise from inspiring English sources

Special emphasis is made on the thermoeconomical deviations that could arise by an imprecise application of the LF Method during an energy audit of the steam turbine internal parts.

Another economic issue that could arise concerns the dollar.

Ask questions about any potential ambiguities, and "stress test" hypothetical scenarios that could arise.

Q: What are the potential benefits/applications to society that could arise from your research?

But when you anticipate problems that could arise, you can build in safeguards against them.

There was no other possible source of safety problem that could arise from our project.

There are a few problems that could arise from this.

There are, of course, potential competitors that could arise.

The misspecification of that equation could fail to address the autocorrelation problem that could arise in the volatility model.

Only then could standard conservation policies be adapted to address these issues and reduce the possible inefficiencies that could arise.

One only imagines the cycle of despair that could arise.