Sentence examples for implies problems in from inspiring English sources

Inherently, de novo assembly of next-generation sequence data implies problems in resolving repeat structures, resulting in an increased risk of underestimating the IS element copy number.

With the economic road George Osborne is taking, could this imply problems in the future, drumming up support from the backbenches?

Uniformity with the InterRAI HC and InterRAI LTCF was a priority, because small differences in wording or scoring would imply problems in the reliability of transmural data transfer.

Especially, nonparticipation (invited patients who never participated in the study) and attrition (loss during follow-up of participants who initially were in the study) imply problems in longitudinal studies.

Since U is a closed, convex, and bounded subset in L 2 ( Q ; R N ) and J ( u ) is strictly convex in U, by Lemma 4.1, J ( u ) attains the unique maximum in U, which implies Problem (1.1) has a unique optimal control in  U.

Background : Palliative care implies problem-solving and ethical decision-making in which nurses are engaged as human agents in personal and interpersonal actions.

As the name implies, problem-based learning is an instructional method in which problems are the focal part of the learning process.

He or she must make detailed analysis in order to find the depth or implied problem.

This implies that problems in the manager-physician relationship, which have been described in several studies, need to be discussed and investigated not only as an issue of relationships between managers and practicing physicians, but also in terms of managers' own role taking.

As treatment of breast cancer during lactation does not imply special major problems in terms of availability of treatments, our paper will focus only on patients with breast cancer diagnosed and treated during gestation.

"We doubt the plan implies serious problems for the banks".