Sentence examples for implicates the problem from inspiring English sources

"Real time" MRI, which means continuous MR imaging of moving objects in real time delivers actually only 2D images which implicates the problem of limited reproducibility and does not permit to measure displacement patterns three-dimensionally [ 24, 25].

Even though as a Mohawk he is not responsible for the contamination that has affected the fish, as a human being he is implicated in the problem, and therefore it is even more important that he works to maintain this relationship with the fish.

Tierney implicates the news media too.

It resists privileging any single discipline of knowledge, preserving a multiplicity that implicates truth in the problem of aesthetic representation.

But the biggest problem for Texas lawmen surfaced when witnesses came forward to implicate the female victim's uncle in the crime.

John Githongo, who exposed a £500m corruption scandal that implicated the former Kenyan president Mwai Kibaki and several senior politicians, said government corruption remained a serious and deepening problem.

Each defendant implicated the other.

A separate CIA report implicated the KGB.

You have to implicate the audience.

This would seem to implicate the factory.

This implicates a potential problem: as noted above, most patients are scheduled one week prior to their surgery.