Sentence examples for has given problems from inspiring English sources

Norway is different from Sweden, Finland, Germany and five states in USA were no similar Biotechnology Law has given problems with genotyping of 420,000 children for The Environmental Determinants of Diabetes in the Young (TEDDY) study.

Even though experimental models can describe one or more phenomena related to cancer, they only reproduce individual aspects, are based on induced phenotypes, and have given problems when extrapolating to human carcinogenesis.

In fact, in the previous studies, this technique has given eigenvalue problems for non-symmetric matrices for which the problem of the existence of complex eigenvalues arises.

Our last three desktops have all been from Dell, and none of them has given any problems.

In the past, Mashburn has given Sprewell problems in the post.

40th over: South Africa 105-5 (Rudolph 21, Duminy 0) Now Swann has two left-handers to work with, and from memory he has given Duminy problems in the past.

The Knicks are also matched up against a young and athletically talented team, the kind that has given them problems the last couple of seasons.

Johnson's performance has given England problems ahead of the second Test in Adelaide, which begins on 5 December.

He re-injured his left knee, which has given him problems throughout the playoffs.

Atmospheric pollution antedates the automobile, but the concentration of many thousands of motor vehicles in large cities has given the problem a new dimension.

For with a single viral video it has given a problem with no name not just a moniker, but a perfect definition and delineation of its awful ramifications.