Sentence examples for have generated concerns from inspiring English sources

Unstable characteristics of graphene field effect transistors (FETs) have generated concerns about the feasibility of graphene electronic devices.

Total joint replacement has been proposed as an endpoint in disease modifying osteoarthritis drug (DMOAD) randomized clinical trials (RCTs); however, disparities have generated concerns regarding this outcome.

A number of recent analyses have generated concerns that some of the research we rely on as the basis for our drugs and medical treatments may not be as reproducible as we would hope.

Many became aware of the dangers of oil trains after a recent series of derailments and explosions, including one that killed 47 people in Quebec last July, which have generated concerns about growing rail traffic into the city.

He quoted Jason Gursky, an analyst at Citi, as saying: "These issues have eroded market confidence in the 787 and have generated concerns around customer/consumer aversion to a troubled plane".

In North Carolina, recent proposals to build landfills have generated concerns that the state will become a major importer of wastes produced in other states (Henderson 2005; Rawlins 2005).

Some of his rich bachelor friends have not led celibate lives, and the associations have generated concern about his own activities, as detailed in a Vanity Fair article last year.

The disclosures of the NSA's operations have generated concern across party lines, illustrated Tuesday by sharp criticism and new requests on Capitol Hill from members of President Obama's party.

For instance, his friendly view of Russia which he predicts will eventually join the European Union and links to Russian business have generated concern.

Anticipated changes in the Arctic have generated concern for wildlife population health.

Despite limitations and conflicting results, these studies have generated concern among clinicians and patients.