Sentence examples for increasing problems to from inspiring English sources
Notably, highly developed western economies are facing increasing problems to comply with IEA´s response rate standards.
Reported reasons for the current limited complexity in synthetic circuits include too simplistic engineering design principles [ 5], difficulty to independently control multiple cellular processes in parallel [ 7] and increasing problems to construct and test circuits as they get larger [ 8].
Chromium pollution has posed an increasing problem to the aquatic environment worldwide, especially in industrial areas and mining fields.
On the one hand, the content of a study called "Use of fluorides and oral health related recommendations in 0- to 3-year-old children" is a tiresome problem due to years of dispute, and on the other hand, it is an internationally increasing problem to achieve high return rates [ 29- 35].
Speculatively, a difficulty in the inhibition of active responses might be related to increased problems to suppress automatic negative thoughts during stressful situations.
After the battering the NHS has taken over the Mid-Staffs scandal, the cut in resources and the ever increasing problems likely to be encountered from the effects of the Health and Social Care Act, the NHS has desperately needed some morale boosting exercise.
"This is inevitably going to lead to increasing problems for livestock farmers and therefore to increased conflict," Redpath says.
In general, the level of residues is likely to increase due to increasing problems with herbicide-resistant weeds [76].
Due to increasing problems of inadequate and unreliable medical treatments for Cryptosporidium enteritis, alternative therapies are being sought.
"From the growing rate of domestic incarceration to increasing problems of international violence, the United States has no more serious problem in our midst than the problem of violence itself".
The Programme is a reaction of medical society to increasing problems concerning asthma in Poland.
